Top 3 teams in the NFC. (Be thou Pissed)

[TheWiz]

5 minutes ago, joemac said:

Just further solidifies the fact that pretty much everyone they have hosting Inside the NFL is a complete and utter retard.  Simms and Boomer are both grade A ass clowns, the other little Jewey guy has no business on a show like that, and Brandon Marshall is on ESPN every week just about, making one of the most boneheaded plays ive ever seen.....fug all those guys.

Arizona....lol. Ask them what happened last time they came to B of A.

I would absolutely love to see them in a playoff game... And watch "The Return of Ted"

Ted Ginn with a touchdown pass and over 50 yards in the return game. 

[FootballMaestro]

ABTP (Anybody But The Panthers) Y'all!

[Marguide]

14 minutes ago, joemac said:

Just further solidifies the fact that pretty much everyone they have hosting Inside the NFL is a complete and utter retard.  Simms and Boomer are both grade A ass clowns, the other little Jewey guy has no business on a show like that...

What, is it nazi day on the Huddle? 

[hepcat]

"The best team in the NFC is the Detroit Lions.  Why?  Because I have a microphone, I'm in front of a camera, and I said so."

This is how these kinds of things work guys.  Who cares.

[KillaCamNewton]

Double standards are funny

 

we get slack for not playing anyone but the Vikings got their ass whooped by the 49ers and the Cardinals got ran off the field by Landry Jones

[TheNewStandard]

Cards offense is the most overrated group in the NFL. If we had KB healthy there wouldn't even be an argument about who's better.

so I suppose J-No gets no love and we still have the best front-7 in the NFL. 

The Vikings are a dome team with a so-so QB and Forsett isn't playing half as good as he was last year. I'd love to get the Vikes as our first playoff opponent.

[ErgentSeth]

what we have here, are analysts with big egos holding on to their preconceived notions about our team.  starts with them never believing cam would ever be a franchise QB, our record last year, we have no offense this year, etc. They don't want to admit they were wrong because it makes them look like idiots.  Personally i don't get that because predicting the nfl is hard. some other analysts and media are actually starting to give us props but the way i see it, we won't get that universal respect until we make a superbowl run. better if we win it. Sodium Chloride levels would be at an all time high. it would be glorious.

[Guest Barry McCaulkinor]

I'll say this; You are who your record says you are. 

[KillaCamNewton]

46 minutes ago, TheNewStandard said:

Cards offense is the most overrated group in the NFL. If we had KB healthy there wouldn't even be an argument about who's better.

so I suppose J-No gets no love and we still have the best front-7 in the NFL. 

The Vikings are a dome team with a so-so QB and Forsett isn't playing half as good as he was last year. I'd love to get the Vikes as our first playoff opponent.

Dome team? The Metrodome closed two years ago dude

[TheNewStandard]

7 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

Dome team? The Metrodome closed two years ago dude

Whoops...shows how much I pay attention to the NFCN

[NanuqoftheNorth]

9 wins and still the prognosticators favor other teams.  So what?

Demonstrates what many have already said, these guys don't know what they are talking about even though they are paid handsomely to flap their gums.

Would rather have Panthers United anchoring ESPN/NFL Network 24/7 at this point.

People around here need to be prepared for how underrated the Panthers are going to be after they win Super Bowl 50.

[CPcavedweller]

By the way, the OP's summary states Brandon Marshall says that nothing validates these teams being here. Marshall means that when you look at the make-up and what people think will lead to winnning, nothing is there. There were no blockbuster draft picks or free agency moves. The coaches are not the big name guys who get attention from the national media and ultimately, when looking at the teams preseason, the only team not on that list was Carolina.

In a nutshell, the general discussion is about the Cardinals and how great they are and apparently Calais Campbell plays on the defensive line for them. I never would've remembered that after we played the Cardinals in 2013. (sarcasm). But they mention him a lot, and never once mention Cam, Olsen, or Stewart. They mention Palmer and Bridgewater by name, and Carolina is either 2nd or 3rd. (2nd for Boomer, who I am not a fan of, 3rd for Simms) And I must reiterate, they make no mention of the Panthers specifically other than where they rank.

I dub this the "Post Win in Seattle Nuthug", much like we got the week after we won. Then we beat Green Bay and the Colts and we are still all over the front pages. Then we beat the Titans and Cam has the most efficient passing game of his career and the only thing on NFL.com about the Panthers is how Cam was dancing. Nothing about remaining undefeated or Cam as an MVP candidate, just dancing. 

As a franchise, Carolina's notoriety is dependent on A.) The number of wins, B.) Who we win against. Unless we beat a team who the media pays attention to, we won't get any sort of recognition that week.  

[CPcavedweller]

39 minutes ago, TheNewStandard said:

Whoops...shows how much I pay attention to the NFCN

You also expect a 6-2 Vikings team to fall into the Wild Card 6th spot, assuming we get the first seed? 

[TN05]

They realize Arizona lost to St. Louis and Pittsburgh, right?