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A Change in Attitude


SteveSmithOwns

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Even though our defense gave up 28 unanswered points, was anyone else completely sure we were going to score once we got the ball back with 2 minutes left? Other seasons, I always got worried, but this season, is different in the way I feel confident about the team. 

This must how it have felt to cheer for the Patriots for all these years

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After seeing Cam nod after the ODB TD like "I got this", and a calm come over the room where I was watching, I realized this is a different Panthers team than any we've ever watched.

  • A team that expects to win
  • A team that is ok playing from behind
  • A team that knows how good it is
  • A team that rises to challenges, not shrinks from them.

Boys and girls, this is the beginning of a stretch of years where the Panthers are considered the team to beat in the NFCS and likely the NFC.

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42 minutes ago, SteveSmithOwns said:

Even though our defense gave up 28 unanswered points, was anyone else completely sure we were going to score once we got the ball back with 2 minutes left? Other seasons, I always got worried, but this season, is different in the way I feel confident about the team. 

This must how it have felt to cheer for the Patriots for all these years

Yes, actually this was the first game where I didn't feel we were going to lose at all.

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