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Quote:This is truly entertaining. Jax calling another organization "run of the mill." It's ok, I bet about 10% will stick with the team once they leave Florida.

You are one well informed individual. Get all of your 'solid' information from national media, eh?

Quote:You're welcome to come to our board, www.CarolinaHuddle.c om and discuss it.

No thanks. We leave that to the insecure.

Quote:No thanks. We leave that to the insecure.

Had a feeling you'd be the one with the snark comment that screams hypocrisy.

Quote:Had a feeling you'd be the one with the snark comment that screams hypocrisy.

 

I looked in over there.  Many of the fans there are actually comparatively rational unlike the couple that have decided to show up here.

Quote:You're welcome to come to our board, www.CarolinaHuddle.c om and discuss it.

Why would ANYONE from this message board want to visit that place? There's literally no way to even discuss it, all of the posters are worse than we are. They have no knowledge of the Jags and just make up cheap jokes, lol.

Quote:Why would ANYONE from this message board want to visit that place? There's literally no way to even discuss it, all of the posters are worse than we are. They have no knowledge of the Jags and just make up cheap jokes, lol.

I see you'll just stick to whining.

Quote:You're welcome to come to our board, www.CarolinaHuddle.c om and discuss it.

 

What is the real reason you guys let Steve Smith go? He was a beast and with a nasty playing attitude.

Quote:What is the real reason you guys let Steve Smith go? He was a beast and with a nasty playing attitude.

He was too strong of a personality and wouldn't really allow anyone else to emerge as a player (particularly at WR) or as a leader. They wanted Cam to be the undisputed leader and they knew they were going to invest in youth at WR and wanted to improve their respective chances for success. I don't have a real problem with the move since it seems to have worked, but I don't like the way it was done. It was our GM's first real personnel blunder.

Carolina got into the playoffs with a losing record. Jacksonville didn't make the playoffs. Neither one of our teams have bragging rights. That said this game will be decided by 3 points on either side

 I won't give a score prediction at this time,but i will tell you this.    Todman will hurt us dureing the game. He will have one of his best games ever. You all know when former Jags go to other teams they shine most of the time.

I feel pretty realistic in saying we get the W. Believe me, I wouldn't say so if I didn't think it. We finally have a balanced offense and I think we can hold our own and edge this one out.

Quote: I won't give a score prediction at this time,but i will tell you this. Todman will hurt us dureing the game. He will have one of his best games ever. You all know when former Jags go to other teams they shine most of the time.

He has to make the roster first and that's not a given right now.


You should really worry about Jonathan Stewart.

Quote:Carolina got into the playoffs with a losing record. Jacksonville didn't make the playoffs. Neither one of our teams have bragging rights. That said this game will be decided by 3 points on either side

You're right but Carolina was hot down the stretch once they got some personnel issues worked out, very little has changed since then.

Quote:You're right but Carolina was hot down the stretch once they got some personnel issues worked out, very little has changed since then.

Other than injuries of course, but just minor details.

Quote:Why would ANYONE from this message board want to visit that place? There's literally no way to even discuss it, all of the posters are worse than we are. They have no knowledge of the Jags and just make up cheap jokes, lol.

 

 

You've just described most NFL fans outside of Duval.

I'm just wondering who Panthers fans expect to rely on? It's gonna be their first game and they are without Benjamin. Are you telling me Kevin Norwood is gonna stop us? Funch is gonna tear us apart? They are relying on inexperience and we know how that goes. Our strength right now is in our secondary with DMac, Colvin, House and Brown. We literally have shut down guys like Antonio Brown and Odell Beckham (to the point of his boy Victor Cruz trying to call out our secondary).

 

The only thing to be concerned about is keeping a spy on Cam and covering Greg Olsen.

 

All game. Get used to it.

 

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And the Carolina defense is no joke themselves and will bring the heat on Bortles I presume so they will likely try to get the ball out of his hands quick. I expect Carolina to play primarily a ground game while we play ground and short passing.

 

This game is probably gonna be a bunch of field goals, honestly.

Quote:I'm just wondering who Panthers fans expect to rely on? It's gonna be their first game and they are without Benjamin. Are you telling me Kevin Norwood is gonna stop us? Funch is gonna tear us apart? They are relying on inexperience and we know how that goes. Our strength right now is in our secondary with DMac, Colvin, House and Brown. We literally have shut down guys like Antonio Brown and Odell Beckham (to the point of his boy Victor Cruz trying to call out our secondary).

 

The only thing to be concerned about is keeping a spy on Cam and covering Greg Olsen.

 

All game. Get used to it.

 

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And the Carolina defense is no joke themselves and will bring the heat on Bortles I presume so they will likely try to get the ball out of his hands quick. I expect Carolina to play primarily a ground game while we play ground and short passing.

 

This game is probably gonna be a bunch of field goals, honestly.

 

The Panthers offense will be Cam Newton , Jonathan Stewart, Mike Tolbert, Greg Olsen, and Devin Funchess.

 

Cam will run it about 7 times, Stewart 15-20, and Tolbert 5-10. Olsen will be the threat up the seam and over the middle with Funchess looking for one on one match ups near the sideline. They will send Tedd Ginn deep to stretch the defense, and go to 4 and 5 WRs with a hurry up offense to hit Brown, Bersin, Norwood and Cotchery with the one on one mismatches against LBs/dime DBs. The wildcard mismatch I see the Panthers exploiting will be Brenton Bersin and Philly Brown on Demetrius McCray and Dwayne Gratz. Those two DBs give too much ground and stumble often. In the red zone it will be Cam and the running game, and if that stalls they will toss it up to Olsen and Funchess if they are one on one in the back of the end zone.

 

Will it be a blowout? No. It will be a tough match up for the Jags if they need to keep 8 in the box to stop the Panthers' running game.

 

Are you willing to put the game on McCray and Gratz on key 3rd downs?

 

Ultimately, this game comes down to the best defense/most turnovers. The Panthers run D from the front 7 is very strong. I know for a fact that the Panthers have an athletic aggressive DL that will give Bortles less than 3 seconds in the pocket, and 3 amazingly fast and crafty LBs who can bait a QB on quick passes. The best bet anyone has against the Panthers D is to heave it up deep and hope you beat the DBs while risking a turnover because Norman, Tillman, Boston, and Benwikere are all ball hawks. Most teams try to get a match up on Roman Harper with a spread offense and take their chances deep. Any receiver or back who tries to cross the middle will pay dearly with the Panthers LBs waiting to unload.

Quote:The Panthers offense will be Cam Newton , Jonathan Stewart, Mike Tolbert, Greg Olsen, and Devin Funchess.


Cam will run it about 7 times, Stewart 15-20, and Tolbert 5-10. Olsen will be the threat up the seam and over the middle with Funchess looking for one on one match ups near the sideline. They will send Tedd Ginn deep to stretch the defense, and go to 4 and 5 WRs with a hurry up offense to hit Brown, Bersin, Norwood and Cotchery with the one on one mismatches against LBs/dime DBs. The wildcard mismatch I see the Panthers exploiting will be Brenton Bersin and Philly Brown on Demetrius McCray and Dwayne Gratz. Those two DBs give too much ground and stumble often. In the red zone it will be Cam and the running game, and if that stalls they will toss it up to Olsen and Funchess if they are one on one in the back of the end zone.


Will it be a blowout? No. It will be a tough match up for the Jags if they need to keep 8 in the box to stop the Panthers' running game.


Are you willing to put the game on McCray and Gratz on key 3rd downs?


Ultimately, this game comes down to the best defense/most turnovers. The Panthers run D from the front 7 is very strong. I know for a fact that the Panthers have an athletic aggressive DL that will give Bortles less than 3 seconds in the pocket, and 3 amazingly fast and crafty LBs who can bait a QB on quick passes. The best bet anyone has against the Panthers D is to heave it up deep and hope you beat the DBs while risking a turnover because Norman, Tillman, Boston, and Benwikere are all ball hawks. Most teams try to get a match up on Roman Harper with a spread offense and take their chances deep. Any receiver or back who tries to cross the middle will pay dearly with the Panthers LBs waiting to unload.

Lol McCray and Gratz aren't even the starting corners..

Quote:Lol McCray and Gratz aren't even the starting corners..

 

That is the point.

 

While your starting CBs and Safeties are taking care of Olsen, Funchess, and Ginn (deep) McCray and Gratz are the ones that will be targeted on 3rd down.