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The Panthers are the fourth youngest team in the league.

By Fiz,
September 7, 2009 in Carolina Panthers

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i agree somewhat..but how long will we have a
top.5 WR
top 5RB
top 5 MLB
top5DE
top5Oline
the panthers know this team is built to win now

as long as it takes.

why wouldn't we continue to have that much talent? how did they get here in the first place? who brought in and/or developed that talent? was it luck or...maybe...the guys in the FO just might have a clue.

shocking idea, i know, but it is just as much a possibility as anything else.

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Posted September 7, 2009

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as long as it takes.

why wouldn't we continue to have that much talent? how did they get here in the first place? who brought in and/or developed that talent? was it luck or...maybe...the guys in the FO just might have a clue.

shocking idea, i know, but it is just as much a possibility as anything else.

well because those guys age thats why...this past draft to me shows the panthers FO..knows they have the talent to make a run now..how long that talent will be here IDK..

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Posted September 7, 2009

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Posted September 7, 2009

Minnesota really got screwed adding Favre...

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