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Here’s a look at the good and bad results of the Panthers attack in 2020
We’re now down to seven games in Matt Rhule’s inaugural season as head coach of the Carolina Panthers. I’ve been slightly impressed with how the team is progressing despite it’s been a ‘year rebuilding ‘so to speak In fact, I can see the Panthers winning over eight games, which I would not have imagined in August The main driver of my excitement is the offense’s ability to move the ball around the field and to check the stopwatch I think Joe Brady’s offense is effective for the most part, but it’s not without areas for improvement Looking at the Panthers’ offensive stat rankings we can see where the offense has been effective and where it needs to be improved. to overcome mediocrity
According to NFL GSIS, the Panthers are in the NFL top 10 in the following offensive categories:
These are not accidental offensive stats, these are some of the key stats to support readers when talking about yards per pass and third conversion percentage
Much of the credit goes to quarterback Teddy Bridgewater and his ability to read defense and make the right choice with the ball. He obviously wasn’t perfect, but he was good enough for keep the Panthers in every game this season
Here’s what the Panthers offense is bad at (ie – in the bottom 12 of the NFL rankings):
The first two stats obviously have an impact on the score and the last one can be attributed to the loss of running back Christian McCaffrey So I don’t see any surprises in these numbers
In summary, it’s not about generating attacks and maintaining drives It’s about finishing discs when you get the red zone This has been obvious even to the casual fan Trading touchdowns for goals on the field is not how you win NFL games It has to be Joe Brady’s goal and offense going forward McCaffrey’s return could provide the needed boost in the red zone that was missing, but it may not be the only answer It really looks like we are missing that big target at the tight end which comes in handy when working with a short field Ian Thomas Looks at you, big guy!
When it comes to remaining offensive stats, the Panthers are in the middle of the road of all other statistical categories, mostly in the 16th through 18th lineup So what do you think of the offensive Panthers fans?
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Global News – AU – Panthers offensive stats highlight key area for improvement
