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Talk to me about WFT. What do you know?

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TheCasillas Grand Master

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57 minutes ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

What? Not even the best line in their own division. 

You are incorrect, WFT has the top rushing win rate o-line in the league and 4th passing blocking win rate in the league......

 

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32176833/2021-nfl-pass-rushing-run-stopping-blocking-leaderboard-win-rate-rankings

 

This is as of 10:37a this morning.

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2 hours ago, KatsAzz said:

Forget all these meanless stats. Simply put, the Panthers are a better all around football team than the Washington club and should win Sunday if they play like they are capable.

The fact that Cam will be starting or playing a lot should be an emotional uplift and prevent a flat performance.

The players and coaches will be sensing a possible playoff berth, which should give them an extra incentive to win.

I get your point but we also have a better team than the philadelphia eagles, the minnesota vikings, and the new york giants.

 

unfortunately we lost all three of those games despite being the better team. had we won, we would have the best record in the nfl 

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Ron will try to pressure Cam into making bad decisions and take away the run outside. If this staff knows he know's they will really open up the playbook. Don't be surprised to see PJ out there a lot also. They will move around CMC and use Chuba and Ameer a lot. TMJ might actually get a lot of looks and Tremble too. We don't have to get fancy to win but we do need to confuse they with looks. Even if they are just for show Rivera can't comprehend what he doesn't understand. All we have to do is control TOP and turnovers in our favor and Riverboat will sink under his own incompetence. On defense. Take away the middle of the field, Heinke loves to throw there, don't give Gibson room to change direction and finally shadow Gilmore on McLaurin all game. We can win this if we play smart. Rivera gameplays well but cannot adjust if his life depended on it. We need to show them nothing he recognizes on either side and he will show us exactly why we had to move on from him. 

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This is what I know they have two great defensive minds that know a whole lot about our two best offensive weapons.

 

But they are decimated by injuries right now. No young no sweat. Starting corner doubtful.

Offensively I think one tackle is banged up and they just signed a TE off the street. 

We should have an advantage health wise.

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I think this game will be close. Ron knows a lot of our tendencies on offense, and he’s pretty good at drawing up decent schemes on defense.

Need to get to Taylor early, shake him up. 
 

Cam needs to control his emotions, establish dominance on offense early

Everyone knows Ron loves close games

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10 hours ago, Panther'sBigD said:

This whole "Ron knows Cam" narrative cracks me up. What's he going to do to Cam with all of that 'knowledge?' His defense is on IR, and he's going to have a hard time slowing down Cam now that he's not his coach. He can't bench him for not wearing a tie on the bus, or run him into the ground because his OC is too busy eating paste to draw up a decent game plan. IF, and that's a massive IF, he's able to stifle Cam, we can just swap in PJ and blow his mind. Ron is trash against backup QBs, and with our current setup, basically both Cam and PJ are backups depending on who's in the game. Call it Schrödinger's QB. 

Both alive and dead, lol. Lets hope Ron thinks this way!

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11 hours ago, d-dave said:

They have a strong DL, even without Chase.  If we can keep the energy, play for the home crowd, I think we can win this.

On Defense - don't get beat by McLaurin - a real star in the NFL.  If Taylor get's time, he's going to hit #17, and that's going to be rough.  Still have to control the line of scrimmage and keep them from establishing the run.

I just hope that Panthers don't get cute.  Play good solid football, protect the ball, force some turnovers and get after the QB.  If we can do that, then we'll be good.

Good post I hope Gilmore #9 can erase #17 

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