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Official Panthers at Seahawks GameDay Thread

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Just now, Proudiddy said:

I think those OL "stats" are very subjective.  Ickey has been light-years better than Moton.  

Edit:  and as I typed that, he gave up his first sack since week 2.  Dammit.

Moton has played great football this year. There is a reason we never mention his name week to week. His last bad game was against the Giants.

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Just now, Carolina Cajun said:

FWIW, I've actually liked seeing Darnold knowing when to eat the football instead of forcing stuff like hes done in the past.

His internal clock needs to move a bit faster, without seeing the playcall hard to know what the routes were etc, but ideally you're getting the ball out quick.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

Now Sam seeing ghosts.

The fug you talking about? Our offensive line is getting beat, then we run a naked bootleg to the short side of the field and none of our receivers got open. 

He isn't seeing ghosts. He's feeling the pressure that's actually there and is reacting. Any other QB and that's called "pocket prescence". Our receivers can't get open and that's not Sam's fault. Our OC is a has been and his system sucks. Look at Baker after two days with the Rams.

If there is anything we had figured out by now, I assumed it would be that QB isn't our issue.

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