Ed. Note - For those of you who enjoyed this series last year , we’ve decided to change it up for 2018.we’ve opened it up to anyone affiliated with the organization. So, instead of “Jay Gruden looks like...” you’ll get a collection of jokes about other folks as well. We hope you enjoy this updated format. -BSTo get us prepared for Sunday’s game against Washington, the CSR staff decided to have a little fun by borrowing the ‘looks like game’ concept fr om The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz on ESPN.Ed. Note 2.0 - The Looks Like Game is the best thing that anyone does at ESPN and it’s not even close. If you’ve never experienced it before I highly recommend it. Trust me.Below is a collection of our best efforts to figure out exactly what/who people fr om the Washington organization look like. Feel free to discuss your favorite ones in the comments section, and you can even provide your own if you feel up to it.Disclaimer: This is all in good fun. We’re not trying to hurt anyone’s feelings here, so if you happen to stumble across this and find your name mentioned, we sincerely hope you understand that we’re mostly kidding.CSR looks like: Washington edition...Jay Gruden looks like he knows about six other words besides football.Jim Tomsula looks like he knows everybody at Dicks Sporting Goods on a first name basis.Alex Smith looks like he models for watch ads.Dan Snyder looks like an actor who can only get roles as a financial advisor in commercials.Ryan Kerrigan looks like the guy that drives his brand new F-350 with the lift kit through the drive through at McDonald’s and has to open the door in order to be able to reach down and grab his food.Jay Gruden looks like he would trust a 5-star Yelp review.Jim Tomsula looks like he would be uncomfortable in a canoe.Josh Norman looks like he has had it with DC area “barbecue.”Colt McCoy looks like he pretends to be 19 to get into college parties.Alex Smith looks like the clearance rack version of Kirk Cousins that Washington time traveled 20 years into the future to buy.Dan Snyder looks like an attorney who refuses to be reasonable in a plea bargain negotiation.Ryan Kerrigan looks like the meathead frat bro in every college movie ever made.Josh Doctson looks like that younger cousin that is the grandparents’ favorite for no apparent reason.Dan Snyder looks like he pays somebody to taste his food.Jim Tomsula looks like he’s the guy Dan Snyder pays to taste his food.Brandon Scherff looks like Des Moines , Iowa. Jay Gruden looks like he’s wondering where Ferris Bueller went.Alex Smith looks like he has four wives and 17 children.Dan Snyder looks like he could be a Cabinet secretary.Colt McCoy looks like the employee of the month at Hertz.Jim Tomsula looks like he aggressively chews gum 24 hours a day.Jay Gruden looks like a guy who goes to Applebee’s and orders a Yuengling, then talks down to his friends who are all drinking Bud Light.Vernon Davis looks like the next Mr. Clean.Alex Smith looks the actor who plays a high school quarterback who is clearly in his 40s.Jim Tomsula looks like a guy who went the whole nine yards with golf equipment but is very bad at golf.Dan Snyder looks like a guy who would claim to cut his own hair after going to an expensive barber.Jay Gruden looks like the guy who can’t wait to tell you about his new lawnmower.Jim Tomsula looks like a guy who won’t shut up about how good Blockbuster used to be.Which ones are your favorites, Panthers fans?Discuss. The Panthers continue to find inexplicable ways to lose football games. Seattle were worthy victors and nothing should be taken away from their win. The Panthers, however, had ample opportunities to increase their scoring output, but simply couldn’t. As Ron Rivera likes to say, they had plenty of “missed opportunities.”The most egregious area that Carolina faltered in was the red zone. This has been an issue for multiple weeks now as they also failed to convert a touchdown against the Lions after D.J. Moore’s long reception. What is the biggest issue with their red zone issues? The situational play calling by Norv Turner has been nothing short of a disaster. This was an area wh ere I expected him to improve upon Mike Shula’s tenure , but it hasn’t been enough.For whatever reason, the Panthers made it a priority to ground and pound McCaffrey into a stout Seahawks defensive line. The idea was sound given McCaffrey’s overall production, but space is condensed in the red zone. They attempt to stretch the defensive line to the far side of the field, which is smart. The issue, though, is that the Panthers offensive line is not good enough to sustain these blocks. Especially in the red zone.On the next play, Carolina attempts to call a quarterback power concept. The down and distance is 3rd and 4. This is fine play call on 3rd or 4th down and short outside the red zone. This play call becomes predictable due to the wide receiver’s alignment. He’s a decoy due to his wide split and it gives the Seahawks a key to identify the quarterback draw.The result of this seven yard run was fine. It’s 1st down and the motion seems to create an extra gap for McCaffrey to exploit. The issue with the previous run was that Norv called another run! No worries though , maybe they change it up on 3rd down?Nope. Another run! So much for all of Norv’s creativity, right?The Panthers managed to make it back in the red zone on the next drive. The result was an RPO read for Newton wh ere he finds a wide open Curtis Samuel. It’s not difficult, Norv. The Panthers have a collection of unique skill talent. Use them. McCaffrey is part of the skill talent that makes the Panthers offense unique, but they also shouldn’t overly rely on him.The Panthers are operating a two minute drill without a timeout. The screen is defensible only because it allows the clock to run and the last thing Carolina wants is to give Russell Wilson another shot. Surely, Norv will try something different on 2nd down.Nope. Wrong again, Billy. He inexplicably hands the ball off to McCaffrey. Okay, but maybe the Panthers want the clock to keep running down so they can scheme up one of their other skill players like Olsen , Moore, or Samuel. Incorrect! It’s 3rd and goal. Carolina has no timeouts and the clock is under 30 seconds. Newton decides to target McCaffrey, but the main problem is the route concepts. Watch Olsen and the wide receivers at the bottom. They don’t run their routes deep enough to the end zone. Seattle, smartly, sits in their zone to anticipate the underneath throw. The Panthers would eventually score on 3rd and goal, but the first two plays are a microcosm of their issues. There is no reason to have a jumbo formation running into the teeth of their defense. Secondly, the Panthers have called that exact play-action boot to Olsen many times this season. Seattle was prepared for it. To be clear , the Panthers are still an above average red zone offense. The issues the last two weeks are trending the wrong way, which is why these problems need to be addressed ASAP. The red zone offense failed in their biggest game of the season on Sunday. The result of the failure can be pointed squarely at Norv Turner.