I feel like I’ve been really fair to Ejiro Evero throughout his tenure in Carolina.

This is easily the worst-called game I’ve ever seen from him. Inexplicable game plan.

Opposing team missing their biggest WR threat, QB is hurt, and there’s a complete inability to sell out for the run
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Playing for pride down 30 and your most valuable offensive lineman gets hurt.

Put up the white flag.
Just pack it up and get out of today without any injuries. Completely inexcusable performance by the Panthers.
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I really can’t believe how bad the Panthers defensive game plan was today. Bucs with an injured QB and without their best receiver.

Feels obvious to make them beat you through the passing game.

Instead, down 27 points with the opposition throwing the ball less than 10 times.
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Really thought the Panthers had shown a lot of growth this season.

Prime opportunity to go up multiple games in the division and they have their worst performance in a very long time.
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Just pack it up and get out of today without any injuries. Completely inexcusable performance by the Panthers.
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Did the refs even look at that scoop and score? Was Bryce Young’s arm not moving forward? Feel like I’m going crazy
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Replying to @djdotmp4
Not even an extended look? Really?
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Could not have drawn up a worse start for the Panthers. My goodness
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Really good summary by Jared.

Panthers offensive game plan today almost HAS to be build upon picking out TB’s linebackers in the passing game, that’s the obvious weak point there.
My biggest concern this weekend for the #Panthers is their rushing offense against the Buccaneers No.2 run defense in football.

A key part of that success for TB has been rookie Josiah Trotter, who, in fact, is a good ball player.

I’m curious to see if Brad Idzik attempts to establish the run game with Hubbard (maybe mix in Dillon/Etienne) early on. But I think this could be a heavy passing day for Carolina, which has been a good thing so far this season.
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Dylan Jackson retweeted
What a difference 24 hours makes.

The great @NataTheScribe’s Dispatch can be found in the link below:
My latest Dispatch for @SportCLT : That's more like it
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I’ve always thought Monday would be the target for both of them, but I’m not sure both return that day (if either)
@djdotmp4 Any idea when we can expect them back?
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Professional win from this Hornets team. Held off the comeback from Miami (looked pretty spooky for a minute) and didn’t let the Heat’s stars beat them.

Hopefully help on the way in the form of Coby White and Kon Knueppel.

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Hornets and Heat are now tied at 100. Completely demoralizing if Charlotte loses this. Had made a ton of progress today.
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Really have to respect the mental side of what tonight represents for the Hornets.

Less than 24 hours ago they got run out of their own gym in their home opener - as bad of a day as you can have.

Tonight? Up 21 points entering the 4th quarter against a team w/ expectations.
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Naz Reid
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Wow Miami is awful. They might have the worst backcourt in the league. Just nothing on that roster outside of their two stars.
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Great bounce back so far for this Hornets team. Playing with much more energy than last night.
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Just an incredible combination of jerseys
Spotted tonight at the Charlotte Hornets game:
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It’s early, but Brandon Miller is having a much easier time scoring against Miami than he did against that Atlanta perimeter defense
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Hornets have an opportunity tonight against the Heat to change the narrative from the home opener.

Think Charlotte's spacing will have a better chance of success against Miami than the Hawks.

Unique challenge in stopping Giannis and Bam with a front court of Moussa/Naz
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