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Great article! "Panthers-Falcons should be a nailbiter"

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Part of the article:

"Here are some other items of interest involving these teams.

11-1: Carolina’s record in December the past three years. Newton has played in all but one of those games, winning 10.

5:7: The Falcons’ record during the same time frame. That included a 2-2 mark in 2012 when they finished with a 13-3 record and advanced to the NFC title game.

3-4: Ron Rivera’s record against the Falcons. The Panthers have won three of the last four meetings between the teams.

8-5: Mike Smith’s record against Carolina.

21-10: Ryan’s touchdown passes and interceptions in 13 games against Carolina. He’s completed 63.7 percent of his passes (295-for-463).

11-10: Newton’s touchdown passes and interception in seven games against the Falcons. Five of those interceptions came in the first two games. He’s completed 59.4 percent of his passes (139-for-234)."

Read the rest here: http://www.citizen-times.com/story/sports/2014/12/22/panthers-falcons-nailbiter/20762571/ good read!

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Stat that sticks out to me is Ryan throwing 10 more touchdowns than Cam in their meetings against each other.

Did they compare rushing TDs? Surely cam has some of those. Or just rushing TDs by running backs. I would think we might have an edge there since ATLs rushing game has been trash for years now. Also how about the pick 6 that Ryan threw last year?

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