Turner's Take: Keep Punching

Posted Nov 1, 2014
Carolina’s offense continued its unfortunate pattern of slow starts –they didn’t snap the ball on the Miami side of the 50-yard line until the second half– and that ripples out to effect the whole team. “We were behind so early, and so fast, it was hard to stay in a game plan, so your game plan, you have to adjust with it, and we didn’t do a very good job of that,” Fedora said afterward. (GoHeels.com)

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