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Tomorrow is a must win

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*FreeFua* Grand Master

*FreeFua*

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If we lose tomorrow we’d have to sweep the Bucs in order to get into the playoffs. With a loss tomorrow the Bucs would then hold the tie breaker if we finished tied

If we can’t split with NO then we sure as hell not sweeping Tampa

It’s win or go home tomorrow in my eyes 

Biggest game since 2017 playoff game imo

 

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39 minutes ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

The difference is Rico and Chubba are full strength.  Last time we were splitting carries and we should have been riding Rico.  This time I believe Chubba and Rico both will have solid games. 

We didn't split carries with Rico and Chuba. Rick got 18 out of 21 RB carries. 

Bryce / others didn't execute to force the Saints off the LoS and we couldn't move the ball as a result.

I don't think Horn slips twice so I suspect we win a close game 

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Our offensive line has been nothing but a mash unit that its parts being constantly rotated all season long. 

This doesn't get discussed much when the discussion is any individual offensive performances,  which is crazy.  As the play of the line is the most important,  especially if the rest of the offense is to execute consistently. 

The saints game, the offensive line didn't play well at all. 

This game, the offensive line must perform better. 

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8 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

Our offensive line has been nothing but a mash unit that its parts being constantly rotated all season long. 

This doesn't get discussed much when the discussion is any individual offensive performances,  which is crazy.  As the play of the line is the most important,  especially if the rest of the offense is to execute consistently. 

The saints game, the offensive line didn't play well at all. 

This game, the offensive line must perform better. 

Agree. And that is another factor in why we play the ground and pound. Easier to work with run blocking than pass blocking with no continuity on an OL. 
Things mostly worked out and we got a couple of ugly wins in weeks where we threw a patchwork OL out there. 
And agree they failed vs NO.  It is a legit worry. Or concern. 

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