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looking at the flex options, there's an LAR vs ATL in a monday night slot that might become available

it's been the lead story on all the early evening recap shows. NFL Network's recap was pretty, pretty decent

prayers, answered

Old story of "we win, we get coverage" That said: decent package on SNF (although a bit heavy on the Rams coverage, but they made up for it with some dedicated Panthers story) Lead feature on NFL Network gameday Highlights Almost lead feature on Sportscenter

Somewhere along the line, we started referring to Rivera as "Riverboat Ron" for his penchant to take some unexpected risks Based on what we've seen so far, has Canales done enough to earn a nickname of his own?

And both the offense and the defense stepped up despite the players who were out

So good, So Good, So Good

Cmon Arizona. You have one job today

We're too young to get that call

WE never know how to evaluate our team

Nothing wrong with 4 yd plays

can't do a QB sneak can't do any designed QB runs that go up the middle/danger zone

that INT was on Bryce. Just because the play call may have been "pass" doesn't mean that Bryce can't game-manage into a run when the opportunity presents itself

Pi-hole for the win

3 ints, 3 pts. That ain't winning

ESPN appears to be fairly balanced during the pregame. Mostly. At least they're trying

Bucs with Teddy and Baker? This game has it all

Maybe it depends on how the logo is tweaked. Kinda looks college-ish (yes, this is official NFL merch)

Flash forward maybe 20 years and we could finally have a brand motif that is significantly different where we would officially have "throwback" styles celebrating the first X decades of the team. Still wear my Panthers NFC WEST sweatshirt on occasion

I do approve of the NFL's recent schedule makers' choice of piling a bunch of division games at the end of the season (not just for us, but all the other divisions too). When the matchups are competitive, it makes for a fun month to cheer

Remember when the NFC South was the toughest division (circa 2002-2006 when every NFC Championship game featured one of the four of us?)

First goal? Win the division. Everything else is gravy

Definitely not the best odds at the time (or maybe they were. Guess it shouldn't be surprising that odds changed that much from off-season to where we are today? Back in May, Vegas had... winning NFC South at +400 Canales for Coach of the Year +1500 NFC Champ +8000 SB +15000 betmgm currently shows... NFC South +550 Canales at +3000 (with Vrabel in the lead) NFC +12500 SB +30000

This is not a dis: Greg Olsen's best plays were of the "catch ball, fall down go boom" variety He was dependably great at it

chatting with a falcons friend: y'all beat us with the same number of points (30) as you did in the shutout, but you had to give us a 27 point head start this time