NAS
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He balled out last night but the media is hyping him up too much. He’s going to fall back to earth very hard.
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Gano cost us werk 1 victory in 2016 against Denver, first game after SB loss. That’s when the fans turned on him. Hindsight is 20/20 but we seem to have bad luck with kickers.
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We're not exactly flying high right now. I think this team isn't going to get too far ahead of themselves so I think this will be a very close loss, field goal or less. After this game, people will say, "Panthers are better than we thought".
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Come on Rhule, who cares about his weight
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I have been to games and know it’s orchestrated. I was pointing out that fans could take the initiative but that’s difficult. I am hoping this was just an oversight and not on purpose.
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Fans can do it on their own. Too bad there’s no “supporters section” like in soccer
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Snow is Rhule's secret sauce for success
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Thomas Davis on Good Morning Football + the Tie Debacle is settled!
NAS replied to EgoDogg's topic in Carolina Panthers
It makes Rivera look even worse, because he submitted to Gettleman instead of standing up for his players. -
Should’ve never been that low to begin with. We have a top 5 young defense this year and plenty of weapons on offense. We should be in the mid teens.
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Should have never lost to those bastards
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Hahah fools gold
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That’s exactly what’s going to happen I’m afraid
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Chad, is that really you?
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What was the explanation for punting on the Jets 33 yard line?
NAS replied to raleigh-panther's topic in Carolina Panthers
I think it was a combination of our defense playing well and that he didn't want Santoso's first ever kick to be a 50+ yarder. -
8 Saints test positive for Covid (coaches and player)
NAS replied to BlitzMonster's topic in Carolina Panthers
I don't want any bad forfeit karma. Hope they can play -
It basically is 6.5 because the home team gets an automatic 3 points home field advantage
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How did he do at safety? I thought he made a few nice plays and covered well down field on a couple of deep throws but also gave up a couple of catches. It just seems he was much more effective and a playmaker as a hybrid linebacker last year but I could be wrong.
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How much of it is Brady or Rhule being too conservative with the lead?
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Yes, don't know if it's Rhule or Brady but there was no intensity / urgency on the offensive side of the ball coming out in the second half. It reminded me of Fox and Rivera.
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Ray Lewis was also great earlier in the game, calling out plays from defensive perspective.
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Their defense worries me, their offense does not
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LT definitely higher value but Horn was the safer pick in our position. We have to draft a tackle in the first round of 2022 draft
