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Robbie may have been the FOOL but DJ was out there GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS


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43 minutes ago, MechaZain said:

The big difference between Steve Smith and DJ is that for better or worse Smitty always believed he could take over a game if called on and he’d get frustrated at his teammates for not coming with that same energy. DJ is talented and has been dealt a bad hand, but instead of trying to overcome the situation he checks out when the going gets rough.
 

WR1 has to be a constant threat to blow the game up. He’d be happier and more productive as the #2 or 3 on a team where he just does his job and clocks out for the day. The Panthers need more out of him than that.

I have never thought Moore should be a WR1 on any team. That's just not who or what he is.

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Can we please not judge DJ when he's had these QBs throwing to him?  He put up good seasons with bad QBs but it hit a head eventually.  This is the worst offensive in the league and possibly in Panthers history.  If we didn't have CMC getting yards out of pure willpower it would be.  Robbie is just bad.  Last year he led the league in drops and while Darnold is obviously a bad QB, he would have had a lot more success if Robbie could catch a ball.  

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DJ has had three 1K yard receiving seasons the past three years all with a revolving door at QB. This thread is noodles. And the emotional, fanatic, short sighted, lack of football knowledge responses are exposing so many posters. The game plan yesterday was very close to the Wildcat game plan in Atlanta as far as WR involvement was concerned and there is thread about DJ Moore's effort. This board sometimes.

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