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I don't recall Cam ever being spectacular in the preseason, he has always been a gamer. Kuechly hasn't looked good in the preseason either, there is no review of film of the other team, no game-planning, no scouting. Relax.

You don't see a issue with Cam ever being spectacular in preseason. He's the starting QB, if he can't hit open WR in a preseason game, there is a problem. Kuechly has looked good to me and has been all over the field as usual. And if you think that no one is reviewing film of the other team and not game planning at all, then you are dead wrong. No coach plays to lose anything especially something what he coaches. You play to win the game, every game. No, preseason is not treated like a regular game, but starting o-linemen should not be getting beat routinely. Starting QB's should not be overthowing open WR and struggling to complete 60 % of his plasses. Our defense should not be making opposing QB's look like they're not in preseason. This is everyones preseason.

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You don't see a issue with Cam ever being spectacular in preseason. He's the starting QB, if he can't hit open WR in a preseason game, there is a problem. Kuechly has looked good to me and has been all over the field as usual. And if you think that no one is reviewing film of the other team and not game planning at all, then you are dead wrong. No coach plays to lose anything especially something what he coaches. You play to win the game, every game. No, preseason is not treated like a regular game, but starting o-linemen should not be getting beat routinely. Starting QB's should not be overthowing open WR and struggling to complete 60 % of his plasses. Our defense should not be making opposing QB's look like they're not in preseason. This is everyones preseason.

Coaches have admitted they don't game plan for preseason games.

Another melodramatic response from a huddler who over analyzes every single thing. We already know what Cam can do, and he makes plays. That's what he does, I've never heard a person not be considered great because he played short of spectacular in the preseason. Get a fuging clue, I don't have the time nor enough crayons to explain it to you.

Your estrogen levels are too high.

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Again let me state I don't give a fug what the final score is. I would like for our offense to be able to keep drives going. I would like to see them score points. They've admitted that they're trying to score so the fact that they haven't is concerning. This is straight from the horses mouth.

“We’re trying to score, we’re trying to move the ball. We’re not installing a fake offense that we only run in the preseason,” veteran left tackle Jordan Gross said. “You have certain goals that the coaches want to accomplish each week and different plays you want to feature. You’re still disappointed when you lose, especially when you don’t score touchdowns.”

“We kicked two field goals, but I want touchdowns,” Rivera said, via the Charlotte Observer. “When you play a fast-strike offense and you play a team that can get the ball into the end zone in a hurry, you have to score touchdowns. Field goals are not enough. And that’s the disappointment.”

New offensive coordinator new qb coach it's not just going to click once the season starts. I'm not looking for wins I'm looking for productivity. I'm looking for lanes for Deangelo and time for Cam and when he gets the time I'd like to see him make the right read.

I don't care about the final score just want to see an offense that's capable. Not too concerned about the defense I believe they will be fine.

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