How Many Runners Do You Got On Call? Well They Not ALL DAY, Nikka: Vikings @ Panthers WK3 GameThread

[Big Boss]

They showing this game on FOX where I'm at

 

[UserNameless]

SQ-SQ-SQ-SQ-UAAAAAAAAAAAD!

Y'all know .










Worried about this game low key




Probably not gonna be able to watch due to another scheduled engagement . I'll be checking the score tho.

 

[Jparker]

my head says Carolina but my heart says Vikings. Panthers should win but this team is resilient as fukk through down times

Minnesota might have the best defense in the NFC too. I don't see Cam bullying us at all.

I just don't trust our offense tbh

We putting up at least 30

 

[Killah Ray]

If anybody is going to the game be safe cause the police is out super heavy. You fukk around and sneeze you might get popped...

I turned down tickets because I knew it was gonna be some bullshyt today....

 

[smitty22]

Whats that -7 looking like for Carolina, they gonna cover?

 

[Killah Ray]

Whats that -7 looking like for Carolina, they gonna cover?

I'd take it...I think we win by at least 10

 

[smitty22]

I'd take it...I think we win by at least 10

fukk it, im on it

 

[young3000]

only one I'm worried about is Diggs

 

[Kenny WRLD]

We putting up at least 30

You definitely aren't

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

 

[Millions]

I like

We gonna need Killa to have a big day vs a stingy Defense

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

If we can get 24 points

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

If we can get 24 points

Low key..this is the kind of game where you just hope both QBs come out of it reasonably healthy.

 

[Henry Orbit]

How the Panthers Can Attack Minnesota’s Man Coverage
September 24, 2016Billy Marshall


In just two-plus seasons, Minnesota coach Mike Zimmer has transformed the Vikings’ defense into an elite unit. With talent at all three levels, Zimmer employs aggressive man coverage and uses disguises and creative blitzes to confuse opposing offenses.

So the Panthers face a tough challenge on Sunday, but here are two pass concepts that could work against the Vikings’ man coverage, plus a look at Kelvin Benjamin’s potential matchup against cornerback Trae Waynes.



Weakside Three Level Stretch


This concept attacks all levels of one side of the field. After receivers line up in a bunch formation, their routes attack the sideline to remove the middle safety.

In this example from Week Two, Panthers receiver Ted Ginn Jr. doesn’t complete the catch, but it’s example of how the concept can stretch a defense:

Hi-Lo Mesh


This concept includes two drag routes at different depths, creating a natural rub in the middle of the field. Ginn and Philly Brown each had success with the High-Lo Mesh last season:

Benjamin Vs. Waynes


Minnesota’s second-year corner has had a tough time in press man coverage this season.

In this example, Waynes is out wide against Tennessee’s Andre Johnson. When Waynes has a hand pressed against him, he falls down:

Against the Packers on Sunday Night Football, Waynes was flagged once for holding and twice for pass interference:

Because Benjamin has improved in breaking press this season, a potential matchup against Waynes should be advantage Panthers:

How the Panthers Can Attack Minnesota's Man Coverage

Saw that Xavier Rhodes is active, so I'd assume that it would be him and not Trae Waynes matched up with Benjamin the majority of the time

 

[Real]

Love how nikkas turning their back on Cam. nikkas aint Panthers fans anyway so fukk em