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My Father's Day Gift


TheCandyMan

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My wife surprised me this morning with a tour of The Bank for Father's Day. It was a great time; only problem is now it really has me Jonesin' for some Panther football! Right beside the TV broadcast booth is the coaches box. Our tour guide told us that if you ever see Cam talking to himself, he's not, he's talking to Shula. She said those conversations can get pretty colorful. Had to chuckle and think to myself that I'm glad us fans aren't the only ones with WTF moments when it comes to Shula's calls.

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That's a great gift! Happy Father's Day to you, Sir. Also, I didn't realize that the communication between the QBs and Coaches was two-way. I figured it was just for the QB to hear the play-call. That's pretty cool. Would love to hear a few of those goal line conversations...

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