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2015 Carolina Panthers should just give up?

heelinfine

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How many Huddlers here think that the the Panther players and coaching staff are  telling  themselves and each other that the season is over?

Do you really believe this group of world class athelets that are a very prideful by nature are giving up all hope for a successful season because of the KB injury

Hell no!!! I imagine they're using all this negativity from the media and fans as bulliten board material to stoke their competitive flames even more than before. 

They know more than anyone how important KB was to our offense,  but they also know that their is enough talent and pride on this team to step up and cumulatively fill the void.

Our O-line is improved, we're stacked at the RB position,  young and promising WRs that now have the opportunity to make a name for themselves. The fact that Cam is %100  healthy cannot be overstated and last but not least, a potential top 5 defense, should give reason for much more optimisim than many are showing.

 

 

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I'm looking at either of these 4 things happening:

1. Funchess becomes a 1000 yd receiver and exceeds everybody's expectations, while our other receivers pick up the slack

2. Our defense returns to form (top 5) and we field a top 10 rushing attack

3. We really do turn into dogsh*t where we get a top 5 pick and a potential Shula firing (not a bad consolation prize)

4. We just go 7-9/8-8 (mediocrity) and nothing happens which IMO is the worst thing that could happen of the 4.

 

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Good post OP.  Obviously you're not an NC State fan (my allegiance on Saturdays is Tennessee Orange fwiw), but EVERYONE should watch the "Survive and Advance" 30 for 30 about "never giving up" in sports or life.  I also doubt these Panthers will "just give up".

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I honestly didnt even read the post and just assumed this was another suicide shitpost. There is seriously so many of them that ones like this will go completely unnoticed.

We look like the Saints Report right now over one player and its embarrassing.

ok. I understand now. It's mind boggling the extent of all the fatalistic post from some fans on this board.

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