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Are we who they Think we are?????


AKPantherFan

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With the disrespect card stack getting bigger and bigger, will the Carolina Panthers be that team which a lot of talking heads predict as a pretender, or will they be a contender?

With almost the whole 2008 starting lineup returning, the Panthers think they are on the right road to success, however media outlets near and far are only expecting a mediocre season from a team that finished 12-4.

Carolina is a team that boast top five players in their positions at WR, RB, LB, LT, and DE. With this much talent the team feels confident in their ability to repeat a successful season and build on the momentum of 2008.

Fans are very quick to judge the new 2009 team either good, bad, or indifferent, they have taken their sides, however the smart fan should not be too shaken.

Carolina is a team that is solid, but lacking depth. Even with that small problem they have a lot of upside. The defense gave up and average of 300 yards and 30 points a game over the last stretch of 2008, so it cant get much worse. With the return of Julius Peppers, the addition of Everette Brown and Defensive coordinator Ron Meeks, Carolinas defense is poised to be at least less predictable in 2009.

As for offense, Jake Delhomme continues to be the topic of discussion. Jake had a terrible playoff game in 2008, and he has said he will fight back. Many are quick to forget that the Super Bowl winning Steelers QB accounted for 7 interceptions in two games back to back just last season. Not to mention the losses, the Steelers fought their way back and even found a way to win their 6th Lombardi trophy. Jake Delhomme is not the only QB to suffer in the playoffs, QB's like Montana, and Manning have come back from terrible playoff games to win a Super Bowl and do it in shining fashion.

With all of this said, the only thing left to do is to sit and watch. The 2009 Carolina Panthers are not the team to beat, but they are not the team to look over. This season will be one to remember, and a guy named DeAngelo Williams will make sure of that.

So Panther fans, sit back, crack open a cold one, relax and enjoy your 2009 Carolina Panthers team. Time will tell if they are who you think they are.

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