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Official Panthers - Bills Gameday Thread

Zod

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Cam was the only thing that changed in the last drive. He made better decisions(getting rid of the ball when nothing was there), he had better pocket awareness, he stepped into his throws.....

Because the Bills didn't have time to sub and was running the same formation. The receivers were also getting separation on that drive, making decisions easier.

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What changed is the playcalling. Quick throws, no slow developing routes.

 

 

Yea something we should have done since the first QT. Shula is gong to non adjust Rivera right out of a job. Im still sticking with 9-7 at best but its looking like a sheer climb to that goal.

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This team has to change their lack of energy on game-days. Our energy suck especially on offense. They come out and play like oh it's just another game, we're going to run what we run and if it works great we probably win... if not it's just another typical lost. No, change the energy and pace

 

IMO it's like that because our coach demeanor and energy is like that. The team always take the attitude of its coach 

 

Coaching goes a long way in the demeanor and energy of the team. I will say though; that the last drive was crucial in turning this game around. 

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But that's what we should be doing anyway... Slants, drags, screens, quick outs, then hit them with verticals, posts, corners, etc. have to set them up. Also, the coaches need to see that uptempo offenses aren't inherently evil.

They actually work to your advantage as it did for us in the last two mins. The less time you take to get the playcall in, set the play up, get lined up, and run it, the less time you give the defense to key on things and make adjustments.

 

so you're saying that if my OL sucks and most of weapons suck that i shouldn't consistently run plays that are totally and completely dependent on their ability and should perhaps scheme to mask those weaknesses

 

 

well i mean duh why aren't we doing this any good coa...

 

 

 

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I swear if the Panthers start winning consistantly, I seriously don't believe some of you would know what to do with yourselves because u seem to love wearing your doom and gloom glasses long before the damn games are even over.

 

Panthers down 3 points in the second quarter...Game is over. Oh my Gosh, Cam isn't doing something right!!! Game is over.

 

In the meantime...Zod always seems to be doing his best Mike Mayock impersonation when it comes to Cam. Cam is over/under throwing..Cam is not setting his feet....Cam is not stepping into the pocket.... Cam is not fill-in-the blank. While accepting mediocrity from the rest of the team. 

 

Oh wait...The Panthers are now up by four. But there is still lots of time left for you doom and gloom folks to continue playing couch analysts of this game.

 

 

 

 

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Yea something we should have done since the first QT. Shula is gong to non adjust Rivera right out of a job. Im still sticking with 9-7 at best but its looking like a sheer climb to that goal.

 

Shula over adjusted the first half of this game. After not taking deep throws and opening up the playbook against Seattle, he did it on just about every single play in the first half; which did not allow Cam and Co. to get into a rhythm. 

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In the meantime...Zod always seems to be doing his best Mike Mayock impersonation when it comes to Cam. Cam is over/under throwing..Cam is not setting his feet....Cam is not stepping into the pocket.... Cam is not fill-in-the blank. While accepting mediocrity from the rest of the team. 

 

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