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The Panthers conceding defeat with nearly four minutes on the clock.


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4 minutes ago, Smithers said:

I don’t think Bryce sees the field at all.  I wanna see film to determine if everyone was truly covered every single play, or if we had guys open and Bryce just can’t see them.  That was an abysmal performance.  

He doesn't see the middle of the field - if you watched his tape in College it was clear that he anticipated the coverage (based off film study, mainly) and threw blind.

NFL players have already sussed that out - he didn't know Bates was going to be there either time. 

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5 minutes ago, Panthercougar68 said:

It took the falcons big offseason signing to win the game against a rookie qb…think about that.

If. You do not get how the offensive play calling and execution killed this game in the first half I do not  know  what to tell you 

 Not throwing on first down didn’t help anyone offense 

if they were going to be 3 yards and a cloud of dust, they should have kept Wilks 

rolling over on the last possession… Jesus 

 

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