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2-0 vs NFC, 1-0 NFCS

panthersphan

By panthersphan,
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Y'know, now that my brain has caught up with my body, the original point...we are very much alive in the south, even after 2 straight blowout losses.  Falcons and Saints were just both blown out by far worse teams than the ravens.  We have the best win of the bunch against the Lions (not as impressive as atlanta's TB thrashing, but it was the best win in regards of opponent).  We need TD back, and we have some hope of Frank Alexander stepping up.  Our defense is not as bad as it has shown the last 2 weeks.  Our O-line still needs to be addressed, some money got freed up by CJ's contract, we need to do something, anything to get us some better line play because the line will have to establish our run game because we don't have the backs to make their own holes.  I know people wonder why everyone isn't pounding on the defense like we are on the offense, but it seems that between Rivera and Mcdermott we will get that side of the ball back on track, I don't think ANYONE has faith that Shula will get the Offense trending in the correct direction.  This is a big week, Chicago is vulnerable, we're at home and we need to get this right. 

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