cookinbrak

That dude with the mask is the biggest pimp ever...

If he had been playing well, we wouldn't have needed another QB.

My kid lives on the outskirts of Wake Forest. About 20 minutes from Falls Lake. You could look at prices in that area.

He did that yesterday after the first td. Not a kid, but a Panthers fan

Looked like a gain of 40 yds...

They handled Tampa today.

Once Daley calmed down, the line did well.

Smitty will tell you- "If you can touch it, you can catch it". Robby trying to prove something might have cost us a game or two.

They just said Murray and Hopkins out, a handful of packages for Cam to play.

Just freeze the lbs long enough to get DJ and Robbie one more step

Actually, I hope here's back to the huddle so we don't burn time outs and get delay of game penalties.

The announcer said it. They were forcing him to pass over the middle. It killed them.

You have successfully added Cam Newton and dropped Kenneth Gainwell

You do realize this is an alt created by management to stir up clicks, right?

Can you see the little kids face when Cam scores and gives them the ball?

He's eliter than what we have

That hit from the side that everybody thought was a concussion.

If they had any pretense of trying to win, they would bring him in.

Show me where.

That we have a better record than Chicago. And the way you went back to find my posts tells its not only Justin's nectar you want.

It's from when the ball is snapped to when the ball is thrown. This includes running out of the pocket to throw the ball away. So not 2.7 seconds with a clean pocket.

I could understand folks running around with Justin juice dribbling down their chins if he had made some great comeback to win. But if the defense didn't score when they did,, it would have been a bigger loss.

A lot of people who didn't watch the game have a lot of opinions.

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