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So who still believes in the Panthers this season?

PantherWake

By PantherWake,
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  1. 1. Do you still believe in the Panthers this year?

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PantherWake

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With all the doom and gloom around here lately and rightfully so, I wanted to find out who still believes in the Panthers chances of making the playoffs this season.

 

I would like to say that I do. Then again I am a generally very optimistic person and I think we start by beating the Eagles tomorrow.

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I still believe in "any given Sunday" but I don't believe Shula can get more than 17 points out of our offense any Sunday. So unless our defense turns into last years team and we hold our opponents to 14 or less, we don't have a chance. This probably won't happen because Ron Rivera has shown he can't gameplan very well.

TL;DR-Too many issues that need fixing to turn into a playoff team.

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There's a time to be wishful and hopeful, I think that time has come and gone.

There's also a time to be real and face the facts, I also think that this just isn't our year.

I'll just watch the rest of our games and watch as the younger players gain experience for next year..

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