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Guess the Panthers primetime games

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First of all, 100% chance that at least one of the Seahawks/Cowboys games is SNF/MNF... 75% chance that they both are. I'd guess Seahawks on MNF and Cowboys on SNF (because of NBC's obsession with the NFC East). I mentioned this before, but I honestly think we would've been in the season kickoff game had Pete Carroll not epically derped. There's just no logical way they DON'T make this a primetime game... Panthers-Seahawks is about to be the big rivalry in the NFC. They're already at elite status, and we're well on our way... we're going to be one of their big threats. Plus we're super similar to them, like that one dude on the Seahawks said. It's a highly-intriguing matchup that simply cannot be passed up for primetime. The Cowboys game is a huge primetime candidate too... two NFC contenders, and oh by the way a certain #76.
 
Inside the division, I think one of the Bucs games is a candidate for TNF because OMG CAM VS. JAMEIS. Falcons, slight shot (but I doubt it). Saints, no way... their run is over.
 
As for the others...
 
Redskins, Jaguars, Titans: Not a chance.
Eagles: Been done too many times in the past decade... I'd go with not happening.
Giants: Doubt it.
Texans: This is one that randomly strikes me as a primetime possibility (most likely TNF, but who knows?). Keep an eye out for it.
Colts: Of course it's possible since the Colts are good, but I'm actually doubting it gets picked for primetime.
Packers: After our stinker at Lambeau last season, we may well have scared away TPTB. I know our D was in a funk at that time, but still.
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First of all, 100% chance that at least one of the Seahawks/Cowboys games is SNF/MNF... 75% chance that they both are. I'd guess Seahawks on MNF and Cowboys on SNF (because of NBC's obsession with the NFC East). I mentioned this before, but I honestly think we would've been in the season kickoff game had Pete Carroll not epically derped. There's just no logical way they DON'T make this a primetime game... Panthers-Seahawks is about to be the big rivalry in the NFC. They're already at elite status, and we're well on our way... we're going to be one of their big threats. Plus we're super similar to them, like that one dude on the Seahawks said. It's a highly-intriguing matchup that simply cannot be passed up for primetime. The Cowboys game is a huge primetime candidate too... two NFC contenders, and oh by the way a certain #76.
 
Inside the division, I think one of the Bucs games is a candidate for TNF because OMG CAM VS. JAMEIS. Falcons, slight shot (but I doubt it). Saints, no way... their run is over.
 
As for the others...
 
Redskins, Jaguars, Titans: Not a chance.
Eagles: Been done too many times in the past decade... I'd go with not happening.
Giants: Doubt it.
Texans: This is one that randomly strikes me as a primetime possibility (most likely TNF, but who knows?). Keep an eye out for it.
Colts: Of course it's possible since the Colts are good, but I'm actually doubting it gets picked for primetime.
Packers: After our stinker at Lambeau last season, we may well have scared away TPTB. I know our D was in a funk at that time, but still.

 

 

It's not a rivalry when they are winning every time. The Panthers will first have to change that, before the national media will see it as one.

 

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Thursday games are almost always divisional.  Past two seasons we had Tampa in 2013 and New Orleans in 2014, so I'm guessing @Atlanta on Thursday night.

 

We made the playoffs so we'll get one Monday Night game, and I'm guessing it'll either be the Colts or Packers.

 

Could also see us @Seattle for an early season Sunday night game for a playoff rematch.  

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