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Game predictions: Which will be the last team standing...Panthers or Ravens?

Jmac

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Time to look into the crystal ball and get opinions on which team which show up this week. Will It be the team that went 12 ~ 4 last year or the team that got rolled over last weekend. Can they refocus and regroup to get the job done against a team that beat Pittsburgh by 20 points? Can they find a running game? Can they tighten up the defense that forgot that they had a game to play last Sunday night? Time to slap the cobwebs out of their collective brains and get back on the winning track. Notice not a mention of Steve Smith. This game needs to be about beating the Ravens and not make it about him. What do the fabled huddlers believe will be the storyline at around 4 pm Sunday afternoon.....thumbs up or thumbs down?

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We will win.

Stop the run, avoid PI on their deep shots, and take care of the ball we win this thing.

Their pass rush is struggling and their secondary is beat up. Cincy and Cleveland moved the ball at will but had to settle for field goals. We have to finish drives.

I think we are the better team. But then again I always think that

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If we move the ball first half and score points instead of settling for FG's, we win

 

If we move the ball first half and settle for FG''s, we lose

 

If neither team move that well in a defensive struggle and FG's here and there. I give us about a 55% chance of winning 

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