My loins long for the day when Drew finally retires and Cam moves to NOLA.God that throw and catch. Fu q drew brees.
What a fuggin blocking beltdown. Funchess had a chance at that 3rd down throw.
And yet, we’ll see an entire offseason of him getting blame, analysts saying he’s not accurate enough and idiots saying he runs too much and has to play banged up too often and they’ll tell you why he needs to be an elite pocket passer for CAR to ever win it all. That’s the routine on any DTQB for NFL dudes.....unless you are Russell Wilson I guess.Wow. Great game! CAM did everything he could but the Panthers are just an awful franchise.
LOL, no.The Panthers got screwed on that intentional grounding.
LOL, no.
LOL, no.
I wouldn't argue with someone having Russel Wilson ahead of CAM but his game is so ridiculous. For all the crap CAM gets for not being effective from the pocket all Wilson does is run around in circles until the DL passes out then he launches it downfield or runs. So cartoonish but usually effective. Would have been perfect for the Gus O.
LOL, no.Greg Olsen heard 2 refs tell the head ref that it wasn’t intentional grounding. Many folks on the Twitta say the same.
Although I can’t argue with those 5, could you imagine Cam with the Steelers or Pats WR group, or the Saints running game.
LOL, no.
Oh, wow, can't imagine Panther's coaches and players thinking it was a bad call. Suck it losers.“I liked what we were doing down the stretch and I thought we had a chance to score on that last drive, you know, and I kind of feel like it was taken away from us,” said head coach Ron Rivera. “That’s a tough one to handle.”
Rivera said he was not given an explanation by the referees for the call.
“I thought the quarterback was out of the pocket. I thought there was a receiver (Devin Funchess) in the vicinity. I thought the ball passed the line of scrimmage. I mean, I don’t know,” he said. “It’d be nice to have an explanation.”
Tight end Greg Olsen, who argued the call with officials after the game, said that he heard the other referees arguing against the call with the head official, Tony Corrente.
“I didn’t see (the play),” he said. “But I heard the other officials come in and try to convince the head ref that he was out of the pocket and the ball crossed the line of scrimmage. That’s what they continued to say over and over.
“I then thought he was going to change it, but obviously he stuck with what he originally saw.”
Despite teammates’ frustration with the penalty, Newton said that the play was not what decided the game.
Oh, wow, can't imagine Panther's coaches and players thinking it was a bad call. Suck it losers.
No, I just don't give a fugg. I had a better view of the play than Olsen and most of those refs.Do you think Greg Olsen is lying and he just made that up??