No huddle hurry up offense

brimsalabim":19qj5mni said:

Fwiw I was in Charlotte yesterday and the local media interviewed Cam and Rivera about how to deal with the 12s and Our pass rush. They both mentioned using the no huddle to stay in their rythem and Rivera mentioned up tempo to tire out our defensive front and limit our substitutions. I'm sure our staff will prepare for this since Rivera came out and said it though.

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samwize77":ng84xplf said:

How did that work out for Philly against us? In Philly? Brilliant game plan

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RiverDog":1uaa9jvd said:

samwize77":1uaa9jvd said:

How did that work out for Philly against us? In Philly? Brilliant game plan

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Philly's hurry up is different. Kelly's philosophy is to get more offensive snaps in and wear down their opponent in doing so. It back fired big time against us as instead of wearing down our defense, they wore down their own. Most other no huddles aren't designed to run plays in rapid succession, although they do have that option. They're designed to keep the defense from substituting.

But I'm not sure how that's going to help Carolina mute the effects of the 12th man. There's usually a bit of an ebb in the crowd noise when the teams huddle up, and it's easier for the QB to be heard when they're in the huddle than when they're up on the LOS. They stay up at the LOS and the 12th man will be anticipating a snap, making it even harder to communicate. Peyton Manning can manage it, but IMO trying to call a play at the LOS amidst the crowd noise is going to scramble poor Cam's block head of a brain.

Carolina has played in some pretty noisy domes, as they play once a year in Atlanta and the Big Easy. But they haven't been up here before. They're in for a big surprise.

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brimsalabim":3i4ardce said:

Fwiw I was in Charlotte yesterday and the local media interviewed Cam and Rivera about how to deal with the 12s and Our pass rush. They both mentioned using the no huddle to stay in their rythem and Rivera mentioned up tempo to tire out our defensive front and limit our substitutions. I'm sure our staff will prepare for this since Rivera came out and said it though.

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Mol3m4n":4fway4za said:

RiverDog":4fway4za said:

samwize77":4fway4za said:

How did that work out for Philly against us? In Philly? Brilliant game plan

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Philly's hurry up is different. Kelly's philosophy is to get more offensive snaps in and wear down their opponent in doing so. It back fired big time against us as instead of wearing down our defense, they wore down their own. Most other no huddles aren't designed to run plays in rapid succession, although they do have that option. They're designed to keep the defense from substituting.

But I'm not sure how that's going to help Carolina mute the effects of the 12th man. There's usually a bit of an ebb in the crowd noise when the teams huddle up, and it's easier for the QB to be heard when they're in the huddle than when they're up on the LOS. They stay up at the LOS and the 12th man will be anticipating a snap, making it even harder to communicate. Peyton Manning can manage it, but IMO trying to call a play at the LOS amidst the crowd noise is going to scramble poor Cam's block head of a brain.

Carolina has played in some pretty noisy domes, as they play once a year in Atlanta and the Big Easy. But they haven't been up here before. They're in for a big surprise.

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Carolina actually does a lot better in the no huddle. As much as people around try to believe Cam is a mental midget, our offense runs smoother when he is the one in control and calling plays. That may have a lot to do with our incapable offensive coordinator.

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RiverDog":kyz7qrpn said:

Mol3m4n":kyz7qrpn said:

RiverDog":kyz7qrpn said:

samwize77":kyz7qrpn said:

How did that work out for Philly against us? In Philly? Brilliant game plan

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Philly's hurry up is different. Kelly's philosophy is to get more offensive snaps in and wear down their opponent in doing so. It back fired big time against us as instead of wearing down our defense, they wore down their own. Most other no huddles aren't designed to run plays in rapid succession, although they do have that option. They're designed to keep the defense from substituting.

But I'm not sure how that's going to help Carolina mute the effects of the 12th man. There's usually a bit of an ebb in the crowd noise when the teams huddle up, and it's easier for the QB to be heard when they're in the huddle than when they're up on the LOS. They stay up at the LOS and the 12th man will be anticipating a snap, making it even harder to communicate. Peyton Manning can manage it, but IMO trying to call a play at the LOS amidst the crowd noise is going to scramble poor Cam's block head of a brain.

Carolina has played in some pretty noisy domes, as they play once a year in Atlanta and the Big Easy. But they haven't been up here before. They're in for a big surprise.

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Carolina actually does a lot better in the no huddle. As much as people around try to believe Cam is a mental midget, our offense runs smoother when he is the one in control and calling plays. That may have a lot to do with our incapable offensive coordinator.

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Thanks for coming in here, guy. It's always nice to chat with an opposing team's fan.

Perhaps I'm being a little too harsh on Cam by insinuating that he's a mental midget. But after seeing him mail it in a couple of times this season, I question whether he has the mental toughness it takes to come into a place like Seattle, deal with both the crowd noise and the league's best defense, and still perform at a high level. It really is different up here, especially during playoff time. And in Colin Kaepernick, we've faced a quarterback 3 times last year and twice this season that is very similar to Newton in that they have much the same skill sets. You can bet your bottom dollar that we'll have a well thought out defensive game plan to stop Cam, hurry up or no hurry up.

The key for the Panthers will be if they can establish a ground game. Teams that can run the ball against us have a much better chance of success. If they get into predictable 3rd down situations, it's going to be a long day for them.

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