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So...who'll win this week?

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Who'll win this week?  

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  1. 1. Who'll win this week?

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Navy_football Grand Master

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If Bryce protects the ball, we have a chance. If not, it gets ugly. Our Safeties are an absolute problem in coverage, so the offense will need to score - a lot. Our run defense is actually not that bad right now. Especially if Evero pulls Nick Scott after missing the tackle on the the first big run from Bijan. Ransom is a tackling machine. Neither seems great in coverage so at least put the strong tackler in the game. 

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jb2288 Grand Master

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Taking us. Bryce’s biggest issue is starting slow, it’s inexcusable and needs to get figured out but I think it’s out of his system now with 2 road games. I expect a clean game from him at home, TMac coming out party, Chuba over 90 yards, and the D gives up a ton on the ground but shuts down the passing game and we win a close one. 

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    • grateflday
      So...who'll win this week?

      By grateflday · Posted

      Panthers win of course.  Like every Sunday I still have the hopelessly optimistic mindset  😎  
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      Panther fans sound off on Bryce

      By Navy_football · Posted

      You do realize that first play was at 9:16 and they scored a TD before the 2 minute warning. 7 minutes is not a super long drive to come out with a TD. Longer developing plays is what helped get Carolina in the situation they were in. So you're suggesting they should have kept calling the same plays that weren't working? Are you suggesting Bryce keep throwing the same passes that weren't being completed? They were not in soft zone coverage. For comparison, this is Carolina's first defensive alignment in the 3rd quarter, and that's with only 1 WR on the field.  Cardinals were in a normal alignment/depth to stop run or pass. Not a soft zone to give underneath passes to TEs/RBs only. The LBs would likely be closer to 10 yards deep and the DBs more like 15-20 yards in that scenario. 
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