theory on Smitty

[beastson]

A caller on Packman suggested today that perhaps the guys we've brought in over the years were very capable of being a great #2, especially the guys we have right now. But, he suggested that from watching the games that our routes and passing scheme is so simple that it's not conducive to those guys developing and playing up to their potential. He talked about how the Colts routes look totally different and it seems like it doesn't matter who they plug in at WR, there guys are gonna put up numbers.

That's not hard to imagine with who they have at QB, but you have to believe that the scheme itself has something to do with it.

With Smitty, I don't care if you told him to run a streak every play the whole game, if you throw it to him running that streak every play, he's gonna catch a lot of them and make plays after he does so. He's going to make plays other guys don't on a regular basis.

And I agree with Beaux, it should be easier for another guy to emerge with Smitty lining up on the other side. But, like i said, I think our passing system is a hindrance to developing any WR we've brought in.

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[panthers4life27]

In 2008 he was well over 1000 yards. He was the only receiver that year that averaged over 100 yds per game played.

moose, im talking about moose, had 923 i believe

[rico6]

Proudiddy's article/thread.

The Panthers offense is just too simple, bland, and predictable.

Blame the Receivers all you'd like (Jarret on the other hand..) but Fox&Jeff aren't making it easier for them.