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Game Thread: Panthers at Bills

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I definitely feel better at least partially now. Against backups on a roster built for a Super Bowl run this is how you are supposed to look. Impressive drive. I'd say maybe one more drive if anything and their day is done.

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Just now, frankw said:

I definitely feel better at least paritally now. Against backups on a roster built for a Super Bowl run this is how you are supposed to look. Impressive drive. I'd say maybe one more drive if anything and their day is done.

3rd string Center looked better than Cade ever has

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

6/8 for 70 yards…

Theres no way he’s ever throws for 70 in a first quarter before. He always sat around 24 yards after 1

I’ll take it. Good to see them move the ball. But man I was hoping we’d see Bryce move a lot sooner than he was. If it wasn’t for a backup Bills DL people would be blaming the OL again

Yeah, still a major concern about how long he's holding on to the ball. Especially after Dave has said over and over they want to get it out quickly

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1 minute ago, CRA said:

Yeah, hope we see a second drive.  Still need to see him being able to attack downfield in this O.

Looked like the one real downfield call was the sack

We are playing a 3rd string C and a backup at LG. The starters are done. Absolutely no reason to see them again this close to the season.

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