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FizFashizzle posted:It's almost as if Mike Shula is who we thought he was. this is my biggest takeaway from the game, just after Denver's D is loving terrifying
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That Works posted:Olsen has been awesome this season and to me one of the biggest stories of the night was him mostly being shut down. Does Olsen still struggle getting YAC?
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Corzaa posted:Does Olsen still struggle getting YAC? he's not breaking any tackles but he's fine. Panthers run a lot of sideline outs with him that he obviously can't turn up field.
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TubeStank posted:I can't stop thinking about how bad that halftime show was. It would have been p decent without coldplay's attempt to make a gap commercial Going from Katy Perry, who might have put on the best halftime show ever, to this wet sack of crap was stunning. I hope we can all agree on that. I have to say, what I'm hearing (and what I saw) is that if Carolina wants to win Super Bowls, they have to go the Brady short yardage crossing route death by a thousand cuts game.
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TubeStank posted:Bruno and Beyonce were pretty good yeah but coldplay...woof. I loved the contrast between Coldplay and Beyonce. It could not have been more apparent why Bey keeps pushing her career higher and higher while Coldplay is stuck in the momrock zone. Coldplay: play some of their old hits with technicolor rainbows, flowers, and children playing violin. Beyonce: drop a new surprise single the day before the show, completely slay said single with a cadre of badass women in black panther gear, then immediately announce a new world tour with a halftime spot. She is a brilliant businesswomen (in addition to a pretty solid entertainer).
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OneThousandMonkeys posted:Going from Katy Perry, who might have put on the best halftime show ever, to this wet sack of crap was stunning. I hope we can all agree on that. There is another way. Have a single player that can hang with the Denver secondary. We call him the Benjamin.
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Benjamin looked so loving good in the preseason  The only WR I want to see next year that was out there last night is Ted Ginn. This is a bad year to need a WR in free agency though. The Panthers are likely going to roll with Devin and KB, which is fine I guess. I think Devin showed enough to warrant optimism.
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Everyone's saying Carolina's offense got outplayed. True, but nobody is mentioning how dog-poo poo the Broncos offense was. 1-14 on 3rd downs 104 passing yards (Cam threw for double) Peyton got sacked 5 times
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Bob Morales posted:Everyone's saying Carolina's offense got outplayed. Is there anyone claiming the opposite?
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Bob Morales posted:Everyone's saying Carolina's offense got outplayed. those are some 2014 Mizzou offensive numbers
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That fumble by Tolbert on the Broncos 40 yard line while picking up a 1st down was the killer. That changed everything.
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FizFashizzle posted:Is there anyone claiming the opposite? Seriously. Peyton, to his credit, knew he could not win the game and the entire offense was built around trying not to gently caress it up too bad for the defense. Hell, there was series where Peyton could have gone for the dagger TD and just ran it three times and went out because he knew the defense could handle Carolina with a punt better than risk a turnover.
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I think Kony Ealey had a really impressive game, all things considered. I know Denver's o-line wasn't that good, but he had three sacks and constantly seemed as if he was making Manning's life tough in that game. He's probably going to be forgotten, but he had a good game and did what he could do help his team.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Seriously. Peyton, to his credit, knew he could not win the game and the entire offense was built around trying not to gently caress it up too bad for the defense. Hell, there was series where Peyton could have gone for the dagger TD and just ran it three times and went out because he knew the defense could handle Carolina with a punt better than risk a turnover.
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Can we also just talk about what a dump that stadium is. A brand new stadium with just a lovely field.
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Harlock posted:Can we also just talk about what a dump that stadium is. A brand new stadium with just a lovely field. it was REMARKABLE how much people were slip-sliding all over the place all night. it was like that Fiesta Bowl a few years ago with Oregon
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Harlock posted:Can we also just talk about what a dump that stadium is. A brand new stadium with just a lovely field. Architecturally it looks awful. That huge block of luxury boxes on one side is just ugly.
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Infidel Castro posted:The Flyers are the epitome of disappointment and the Twins always get swept by the Yankees in the ALDS. At least the Packers have won two Super Bowls in my lifetime. as a fan of the Minnesota Wild
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If you thought Cam handled the loss gracelessly, imagine Jay Cutler. Every day, waking up dreaming of blowing a Super Bowl and storming out of a press conference drives him.
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R.D. Mangles posted:If you thought Cam handled the loss gracelessly, imagine Jay Cutler. Every day, waking up dreaming of blowing a Super Bowl and storming out of a press conference drives him. No words. Only shrugs with varying cadence.
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https://twitter.com/sonofbum/status/696716229730381824 gently caress this rear end in a top hat.
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Jay Cutler playing a Super Bowl please don't post my fanfic it would be the best thing ever that will never happen
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Parmesan Basil posted:https://twitter.com/sonofbum/status/696716229730381824 Dad Humor Gloating On Twitter
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An underrated narrative from the game was just how much Ted Ginn hates being a football player.
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i think cam newton is really cool and the panthers losing made me more sad than i thought it would. i really hope he gets a ring soon. peyton, return to dust, or work for the titans i dunno
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Mystic Stylez posted:http://fat.gfycat.com/ScaryBruisedAfricanhornbill.webm
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Rabid Snake posted:Aqib Talib owns As a Broncos fan, let me just say no, no he doesn't.
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Notable Dom X posted:i think cam newton is really cool and the panthers losing made me more sad than i thought it would. i really hope he gets a ring soon. peyton, return to dust, or work for the titans i dunno Truly the most tragic of outcomes.
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marauderthirty posted:As a Broncos fan, let me just say no, no he doesn't. He tried his loving hardest to screw the Broncos out of winning. And it's not even the first time he's done dumb poo poo like this. Remember the time he full-on Ric Flair eyepoked a dude?
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marauderthirty posted:As a Broncos fan, let me just say no, no he doesn't. I heard his voice for the first time yesterday and realized he must be at Cortland Finnegan level annoying to line up against.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:He tried his loving hardest to screw the Broncos out of winning. And it's not even the first time he's done dumb poo poo like this. Hopefully he gets a suspension for his actions yesterday.
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What surprised me was that Carolina didn't even try to do a designed QB draw up the middle, as it seemed in the 2nd half that Denver wasn't spying Cam much and was straight up rushing the passer. If Cam could've gotten to the line of scrimmage he'd have been gone on a lot of plays, but instead he just sat in the pocket for over 2 seconds which was too long against that rush. And it's not like there wasn't tape of Denver getting to Brady over and over within 2 seconds - if Brady couldn't get rid of the ball to his WRs, there was no way Cam was going to. For all Mike Shula's insistence on the run, I thought Carolina would actually be able to get something going on the ground. Hell, Tolbert is the same weight or bigger than Von Miller, run Tolbert straight at him until he's worn down. Hindsight of course. q
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marauderthirty posted:As a Broncos fan, let me just say no, no he doesn't. No, he doesn't. He's a loving piece of poo poo, and I'll always have happy memories of Steve Smith owning him. Good for all the decent dudes on the Broncos, but gently caress Aqib Talib.
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mastershakeman posted:What surprised me was that Carolina didn't even try to do a designed QB draw up the middle, as it seemed in the 2nd half that Denver wasn't spying Cam much and was straight up rushing the passer. If Cam could've gotten to the line of scrimmage he'd have been gone on a lot of plays, but instead he just sat in the pocket for over 2 seconds which was too long against that rush. yea let's just design plays to have your quarterback run right at the denver defense what's the worst that could happen
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TurboFlamingChicken posted:Except Peyton wasn't paid to say that. Weird that he did Well I guess if you don't consider investment income to be pay he didn't get paid but he has a financial interest in people buying Bud rather then being paid to say drink Bud for a flat fee. He owns an interest in Bud distributorships. Same as hugging Papa John instead of his wife. Dude is Gene Simmons level of marketing priorities.
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Sour Diesel posted:yea let's just design plays to have your quarterback run right at the denver defense Weirdly Cam did a better job against the defense on his feet than with his arm tho
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Even way back when he was with the Bucs, Talib was garbage. He's like DeAngelo Hall. A bunch of talent but just a humongous rear end in a top hat.
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defiantgiant posted:Yeah, this was the thing. Denver didn't have to do much that was complicated - none of the Carolina receivers could get open within ~2.5 seconds, and Carolina's o-line just had no hope of protecting for that long. I can't count how many times Cam got set to throw, saw nobody open, and immediately there was somebody coming through the line completely clean. That was like every pass attempt for them. If I'm Carolina, I'm blowing up that offensive line this offseason, and even with Kelvin Benjamin coming back I'd probably be looking for another good receiver. Seeing Greg Olsen completely disappear was really, really familiar and I wasn't quite as sad after I finished bitching about how Martz refused to use a pass catching TE and had him traded for a third round pick.
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Talib has always been a huge piece of poo poo and should have been thrown out of that game for trying to kill Philly Brown.
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