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#76
Panthers very well may be the right side but they have only won once on the road and i gotta believe Tampa after losing to them will do some things differently this go around. 
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#81
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:
Panthers very well may be the right side but they have only won once on the road and i gotta believe Tampa after losing to them will do some things differently this go around.
Panthers very well may be the right side but they have only won once on the road and i gotta believe Tampa after losing to them will do some things differently this go around.
Don't underestimate the ineptitude of Bowles and Leftwich.
The gameplan they used vs Seattle was perfect, they had the formula right in front of em, and couldn't resist to revert back to form the following game and since.
The first time they played Carolina, Brady 49 attempts to 15 run plays called. And against PJ Walker...
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#82
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1: Panthers very well may be the right side but they have only won once on the road and i gotta believe Tampa after losing to them will do some things differently this go around. Don't underestimate the ineptitude of Bowles and Leftwich. The gameplan they used vs Seattle was perfect, they had the formula right in front of em, and couldn't resist to revert back to form the following game and since. The first time they played Carolina, Brady 49 attempts to 15 run plays called. And against PJ Walker...
Unless i'm mistaken were not those 2 in place when Tampa won the SB in 2020. Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1: Panthers very well may be the right side but they have only won once on the road and i gotta believe Tampa after losing to them will do some things differently this go around. Don't underestimate the ineptitude of Bowles and Leftwich. The gameplan they used vs Seattle was perfect, they had the formula right in front of em, and couldn't resist to revert back to form the following game and since. The first time they played Carolina, Brady 49 attempts to 15 run plays called. And against PJ Walker...
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#83
@Biscuiteater1
Yes.
And look at TB's record when Bruce Arians was running the show.
7-9 in 2019, 3rd on offense(despite Winston's 30 interceptions), 29th on D with Bowles.
11-5 2020, 3rd on O again, 8th on D(improved)
13-4 2021, 2nd on O, 5th on D(improved again)
Now in 2022 they have nearly the same roster, minus Arians.
27th on O, 8th on D
I don't think that Bowles is cut out to be the HC. If he can concentrate on just D as a DC, sure. He went 24-40 as HC of the Jets.
And as for Leftwich, I'm sure he was helpful even with the title of "OC", but everyone knows that Arians called the plays.
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#84
Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1: There ya go Billy all it took was me opening my pie hole and ya get 14 points in 4 minutes. Don't worry, I hedged Under 25.5 at the same time you were thinking it. That last 5 points is still quite an ask for these 2
Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1: There ya go Billy all it took was me opening my pie hole and ya get 14 points in 4 minutes. Don't worry, I hedged Under 25.5 at the same time you were thinking it. That last 5 points is still quite an ask for these 2
Scoreless 2nd half 
Running that teaser back just with 5 spots, Texans go to +9 and Panthers +10 instead
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#86
@undermysac
All that is fine and dandy Big Dandy BUT before last weeks win against one of the worst D's in the league the Steelers rolled into Carolina and whipped them pretty good.Dont be fooled by the final, check out the box score.I have Tom Thomas Tommy Terrific @ - 3 and feel pretty good with it. 
P.S. no one dislikes Brady more than me with the possible exception of JDD.
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#92
Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
@Biscuiteater1 Yes. And look at TB's record when Bruce Arians was running the show. 7-9 in 2019, 3rd on offense(despite Winston's 30 interceptions), 29th on D with Bowles. 11-5 2020, 3rd on O again, 8th on D(improved) 13-4 2021, 2nd on O, 5th on D(improved again) Now in 2022 they have nearly the same roster, minus Arians. 27th on O, 8th on D I don't think that Bowles is cut out to be the HC. If he can concentrate on just D as a DC, sure. He went 24-40 as HC of the Jets. And as for Leftwich, I'm sure he was helpful even with the title of "OC", but everyone knows that Arians called the plays.
@Biscuiteater1 Yes. And look at TB's record when Bruce Arians was running the show. 7-9 in 2019, 3rd on offense(despite Winston's 30 interceptions), 29th on D with Bowles. 11-5 2020, 3rd on O again, 8th on D(improved) 13-4 2021, 2nd on O, 5th on D(improved again) Now in 2022 they have nearly the same roster, minus Arians. 27th on O, 8th on D I don't think that Bowles is cut out to be the HC. If he can concentrate on just D as a DC, sure. He went 24-40 as HC of the Jets. And as for Leftwich, I'm sure he was helpful even with the title of "OC", but everyone knows that Arians called the plays.
Leftwich has the same resume as Nate Hackett. "I held the title of OC for the Packers." That's nice and all but it's crazy that an everyday Joe like me knows he was simply reading Lafleur's blueprint to a future Hall of Famer who had more power to tweak the blueprint than Hackett. Why are NFL GMs and owners so F'ing gullible? Amazing that the stupid Jaguars avoided the landmines of Hackett and Leftwich to hire a true brain in Pederson.
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