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They're not easing him into the game. Give him some quick catches to get him in sync. Don't make his first target a bullet in the end zone in traffic.

There must've been some type of tell in their formation or movement, because I knew they were going to fake it. Anyone else sense that before hand?

Yeah don't worry about the racial injustices today. Instead conflate the sentiment with the troops even though it doesn't have anything to do with that and tons of players had their hands over their hearts.

Play action, play action, play action, play action, play action. It's not rocket surgery. Play action gives tyrod more time to throw, makes the defense back off, and creates coverage gaps.

It was fantastic.

my question is why can't we adopt KC's look. their formations and plays are so versatile.

the baited questions from these reporters really pisses me off.

you don't know how invaluable a punter is until you watch the rams punter. holy ****. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78V4NZ4Q2VM Look at the punt at 1:00.

3. especially. the team is disciplined, focused, and on the same page. it's clear we don't have the talent on offense to compete, but that's not on the coach.

i hate to agree, but i do. tyrod really has to let plays develop in order to make throws. sure, no mistakes, but also no risk taking, which means no rewards and lots of stalled drives. we're getting the same from TT that we got the last couple of years. careful, measured football, some nice plays with his feet, but not a guy that is going to run an effective two-minute offense (he had two opportunities for that this game, zero points).

yeah, don't worry about the other 59 minutes of garbage football.

At the end of the day, I don't need well-written in depth news articles on a sport. Give me recaps of scores, transactions, and injury updates. This industry has grown into a lot of people patting themselves on the back for what amounts to talking about men playing a kids game.

I've tailgated here. Short walk to the stadium, low-key tailgating. Easier out after the game if you're driving. Kind of a dead zone for stores/restaurants.

Together or one at a time?

Tolbert was responsible for 3 first downs and a TD. I think running him east/west at the goal line and running him nine times on 1st and 10 with TT under center didn't help him out.

Bisonte needs to work on their marketing. It's always half-empty, and they're right next to a college. I've been trying to get it going through word of mouth. Then again, it's not the cheapest pizza/wings around.

That's right next door to my place! Good spot and easy walk to the stadium. Let me know if you need anything.

Having watched a lot of Panthers games down here, blitzing Cam is the way to a win. If you knock him down and force him into uncomfortable throws, you can win. If you rush four and let the game come to him, he's going to kill you. Did you hear Rappaport calling out Patricia for always having a pencil in his ear but carrying around a laminated call sheet? haha.

How many people are "some"? Because you can get some people on this board to agree on just about any insane thing you can dream up.

Right, he didn't sign Dareus. He's using the DTs he was given and rotating them as part of his scheme.

I know it sounds weird, but the Uptown Cabaret lot feels like the 'unofficial' tailgating lot.

Sure, if you can go 3-1, I would entertain that. But I think they're trying to get away from the strategy of bolting on players as a quick fix.

What's the vast superiority of a 6-10 team?

23 points against a bottom feeder team? They lost a fumble, threw a pick, and Cam had 171 yards passing. They also benefited from 74 penalty yards. I'm not saying that Cam won't show up swinging in the home opener (he absolutely will), but this a 6-10 team that scrambled to fix holes. Also, Cam Newton hasn't shown anything after shoulder surgery.

Yep, get ready for every man, woman, and child to be either wearing a cam jersey or luke jersey, and leaving at half time.