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HELL of a season and game Panther fans


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I didn't want to wait until tomorrow for this.. because you guys and your team deserve instant respect.  The 31-17 margin was not the real story of the game.. this was another battle, and you guys fought hard until the very end.

 

Not going to lie.. for a big part of the second half until it kind of broke open, I was scared s***less.  Dropped picks, fumbles that were not bouncing our way.. Kam coming clean and somehow missing the ball on two straight kicks, etc.   If you don't mind.. I'm going to do two things.. enjoy this win, and crown you the 2015 NFC South champs because you guys are a couple players away on offense from being freaking frightening.

 

 

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Thank you. 

 

Now I want you to murder all of these bandwagon fans on facebook. Somehow, people I was in school with, from Elementary school all the way to HS, in NC have connections to Seattle. 

 

I don't think 75% of them could point to Seattle on a map. A map of Washington. 

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Thank you. 

 

Now I want you to murder all of these bandwagon fans on facebook. Somehow, people I was in school with, from Elementary school all the way to HS, in NC have connections to Seattle. 

 

I don't think 75% of them could point to Seattle on a map. A map of Washington. 

 

Ha. 

 

Wish it could be like Survivor and I could vote them off the bandwagon and banish them to a lifetime of rooting for the Browns or something.

 

There's a guy on my FB who is a "fan" of the Patriots and Seahawks.  And I cringe every time he acts like a die-hard Seahawks fan.  

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Good game, Seattle is overall a better and more experienced team, we had to play flawlessly to win and had our chances but we are too young and made too many mistakes while Seattle played a great game.

 

Some people might take that as an excuse, but playing mistake free football is a sign of skill. Seattle made fewer mistakes because they are more experienced and right now a much better team. I have hope that we can get there soon but we aren't there now.

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