They made the play.”įollowing the Hurts touchdown and a two-point conversion, Darnold threw his third pick on an errant throw to Robby Anderson, who looked visibly frustrated on the Panthers sideline.
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He came free and blocked it,” Rhule said.
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Philadelphia drove 80 yards to close the third quarter to get within two points on a drive punctuated by a Hurts one-yard touchdown run.Īfter the Panthers added a Zane Gonzalez 50-yard field goal and the teams traded a possession each, TJ Edwards came up the middle and blocked a Joseph Charlton punt to set the Eagles up deep in plus territory for the winning score.
“There are a bunch of things that kind of go into it and I have to watch the tape to really tell you the truth on some of those.” I think that can also lead to pressure,” Darnold said. “ I felt like some of those I was holding on to the ball too long. Darnold threw three interceptions on the day largely due to that pressure, but shouldered some of the blame himself. Pressure on Darnold and uneven quarterback play ruled the day for the Panthers, as Darnold suffered eight QB hits and three sacks from Philadelphia’s interior pressure. Carolina quarterback Sam Darnold gave the ball right back to the Eagles, throwing his second pick to the Eagles’ Darius Slay. The Panthers failed to score on that drive, and also on their ensuing possession created by an interception from Jackson. Jackson punched the ball out from rookie Devonta Smith’s hands, with Jeremy Chinn recovering the fumble and scampering to midfield. The home team’s defense also forced turnovers on back-to-back possessions with the play of Donte Jackson, but failed to score off of either Philadelphia miscue. Carolina failed to recover a botched Philadelphia snap in the red zone, resulting in a safety instead of a touchdown. The Panthers managed a lone field goal in the fourth quarter as the team failed to capitalize on multiple opportunities earned by the defense. Even at the end we had a chance to hold them to a field goal. To protect their guys up front, we were going to have to win third down on offense and hold them to field goals in the red zone. “We came in knowing that we had to limit the deep balls, we had That wasn’t good enough football right there,” Panthers coach Matt Rhule said of the team’s second defeat to an NFC East team. The rapper was given two to four years in prison for violating his probation in a 2008 gun and drugs case.Joe Person: The Process For The Panthers Has Been Start-And-Stop At BestĬarl Dukes: Cam Newton Will Be Ready on Sunday Joseph Tacopina, Mill’s attorney, is filing a motion for Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley to remove herself from the case, as well as an official complaint with the judicial conduct board over the judge’s sentence for Mill, which outraged many in the hip-hop community and beyond.
We stand for justice,” along with hashtags #justice4meek and #freemeekmill. 3NG4zG5lerĪ poster to get the word out about the event said: “Our criminal justice system has failed Meek Mill and millions of others like him. She said it’s a commentary on the judicial system. hIF4HeEa94Īn artist named Billy Joe Michel shared a painting at the rally called “Black in the Box,” a commentary on the judicial system that pictures Mill chained and behind bars.Īrtist Billy Joe Michel brought a piece of art she started painting called “Black in the Box” after Meek Mill was sent back to prison. Watch the crowd sing “Dreams and Nightmares Intro” at the Meek Mill rally in Philadelphia. I’m covering the #FreeMeekMill rally in philly, crowd chanting “free Meek Mill “ and “fuck that judge” /P1VGzyQV0U Many in the crowd chanted “Free Meek Mill” and sang the rapper’s “Dreams and Nightmares” intro together at the rally, which was planned to begin in front of Philadelphia’s Criminal Justice Center at 5 p.m. Aaron Kasinitz November 13, ? /GiziHMxn0I #Eagles players Malcolm Jenkins, Torrey Smith, Wendell Smallwood and Malcolm Jenkins are here at a rally for rapper Meek Mill. Mills held a sign that read “We support you Meek.” Malcolm Jenkins, Torrey Smith, Jalen Mills and Wendell Smallwood were among the Phildelphia Eagles teammates in attendance. Rick Ross in Philly protesting the sentencing of Meek Mill /v7EW7oAsVw
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