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DGantt's 2014 Panthers preview spectacular


El Chingon

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It's funny how people say we lost all of our receivers as if they were good, but then in the Ravens season preview they mention how Smitty probably doesn't have much left in the tank.

So did we lose a good player or didn't we?

we lost a pretty good player who used to be elite, but was now at the end of his career and is more likely to be found scuffling with a DB than scoring a TD.

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It's funny how people say we lost all of our receivers as if they were good, but then in the Ravens season preview they mention how Smitty probably doesn't have much left in the tank.

So did we lose a good player or didn't we?

Change is scary. Plus here's standard national reporter logic on the Panthers:

 

"Is there anything I can say about Cam that would be polarizing? No... Damn. Okay, well let me just rehash what other people have said because why would I spend time learning about a small market team anyway?"

 

Since Gantt covered us, he actually knows what he's talking about even if he is a dick at least 27 percent of the time.

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Last year was one of those "special" years, not many people expected much from the Panthers, especially after the 0-2 start. Bounces started going our way and players started believing they could win, instead of expecting to lose. 

 

It's possible this team could be just as good as last year, if we can fix the problems at tackle and our offense can produce against the elite defenses on our schedule. 

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It's funny how people say we lost all of our receivers as if they were good, but then in the Ravens season preview they mention how Smitty probably doesn't have much left in the tank.

So did we lose a good player or didn't we?

 

haha you know its all hype man. the media is just trying to get the maximum exposure for their garbage so they write what will piss people off...

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