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Carolina is one of four Home Underdogs

ed bell

By ed bell,
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Respect for the Panthers? No thanks, I'm happy to watch from under the radar.

That's it, see them as the lovable loser! No thanks. If you want to be elite, you have to prepare for being looked at as elite. If we had dominated anyone in the Preseason, we may be favored for the Iggles game. We did not, thus we're not favored.

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That's it, see them as the lovable loser! No thanks. If you want to be elite, you have to prepare for being looked at as elite. If we had dominated anyone in the Preseason, we may be favored for the Iggles game. We did not, thus we're not favored.
Sounds like you might be undecided. I know who I'm taking.
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If I never hear "under the radar" and the Panthers in the same sentence again, I will be a happy camper. I just can't understand why some fans perfer this.

I'm pretty sure the players and maybe the organization as a whole prefer being a no spotlight, nobody thinks we can team..maybe it motivates them into making tackles.

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