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And a negative scoring differential. We have scored 207 points for, and 249 given up.

Tells me a lot about this team, some of it good more of it bad.

My questions are why do we think that is? 
 

And what can we do differently to start winning more games by a wider margin. It does feel like we are much more competitive this season and for that I am grateful. We are going in the right direction. But what pieces could we add to help us be more well rounded. What can we do to score more points on a regular basis? All speculative obviously, and more future thinking than now because we can’t change what’s already happening.

But these numbers worry me a bit for our playoff hopes, because the NFC North, and the West have some pretty good teams and I could see both of those divisions sending two teams to the playoffs.

Just thought that was an interesting number when it caught my eye. What say you, you ole miserable panther fans?

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I know it can’t be done, but taking out the NE and BUF games turn that differential around. Those two games alone count for a -60 point differential for the Panthers.
 

The only other loss that was a bit out of hand was the Jacksonville game, which had a -16 differential, and the first ATL win was a +30. All in all, a few lopsided games but most have been close.
 

All it says is the Panthers aren’t dominating teams when they win, and they have a complete dud of a loss every few games. 

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Parity in the league is out of whack. I think there are a lot more bad teams than there used to be. 
They play each other and the games are close. They play upper echelon and the difference shows up on the scoreboard in the form of blowouts on occasion. 
As to the OP we have to try and play those better teams close and sometimes we can. It means making a it low scoring game.

Basically if you want more points the QB has to play better. Some weeks he doesn’t play very well. 

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53 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

It also means we are winning close, 1-score games.

On 1 hand that can be a sign of growth and a team learning to find a way to win.

Negatively, it is a team getting fortunate bounces, and is typically not sustainable. See this year's Chiefs compared to last season.

The sign of growth is the Panthers

The fortunate bounces is the Bears (+ 16 turnover differential which is unheard of )

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