Code Red Trap Game #2 Panthers pre game thread.

[Fishingfool]

Kingsbury should not call for the QB to run until he sees if it needed or not. Our RB were moving the ball just fine and he should have let them carry the load.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Fishingfool

Kingsbury should not call for the QB to run until he sees if it needed or not. Our RB were moving the ball just fine and he should have let them carry the load.

The first run from scrimmage was beautifully executed. The open space JD had was amazing to see, and calling it on the first play will help every opening drive run going forward. JD just has to understand that NFL defenders are fast as hell and lean toward the sideline where his protection on long runs are. As long as this isn't a crazy injury, he will learn from it and be better for it.

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[punch it in]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

The first run from scrimmage was beautifully executed. The open space JD had was amazing to see, and calling it on the first play will help every opening drive run going forward. JD just has to understand that NFL defenders are fast as hell and lean toward the sideline where his protection on long runs are. As long as this isn't a crazy injury, he will learn from it and be better for it.

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Exactly. You are not winning that sprint like you are at LSU. Slide or get out of bounds whatever comes first.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Exactly. You are not winning that sprint like you are at LSU. Slide or get out of bounds whatever comes first.

Yup linebackers and secondary are just as fast or faster.

The learning experience from the play:

Instead of cut back towards the middle of the field, JD5 should have ran toward and up along the sideline. That boundary serves as security. He’s still learning and needs to be more aware.

We got lucky imo. And there have been several plays while running where concussions like hits were available to the position of his head.