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Last time Panthers in NFCCG


TheJason

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The following teams gave the Panthers their exit in the playoffs.

Packers in 1996. NFCCG - Kerry Collins did not pose a threat to score.

Patriots in 2003. SB - John Kasay kick out of bounds. (worst)

Seahawks in 2005. NFCCG - All RBs injured going into the game and Smitty tripled all game.

Cardinals in 2008. Divisional - Delhomme interception melt down. End of an era. (runner up)

49ers in 2013. Divisional - Goal line offense and defense could not seal the deal.

Seahawks in 2014. Divisional - handing the Seahawks 14 points on turnovers.

Goes through Carolina in 2015 no matter how much anyone wants to ignore a 16-1 team that scores 30+ points a game on any opponent.

Get ready for a decade of Panthers' dominance!

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In an article at NFL.com, I just read something that surprised me:

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The roster's gone through a ton of turnover as GM Dave Gettleman cleaned up the salary cap -- just seven guys that started in the Divisional Round two years ago against San Francisco remain here

 

Here's the list of 2013 playoff starters.  NFL.com is wrong about the numbers. 9 starters remain.  (Not counting Frank who is on IR )  But still.....

Pretty amazing what DG and the Panthers have done.  Win back-to-back-to-back division championships while totally rebuilding the Oline, the WRs and the secondary.  Incredible

Carolina Panthers

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Cam Newton QB
DeAngelo Williams RB
Mike Tolbert FB
Steve Smith WR
Brandon LaFell WR
Greg Olsen TE
Jordan Gross LT
Travelle Wharton LG
Ryan Kalil C
Nate Chandler RG
Byron Bell RT
Charles Johnson LDE
Dwan Edwards LDT
Star Lotulelei RDT
Frank Alexander RDE
Thomas Davis SLB
Luke Kuechly MLB
Greg Hardy WLB
Captain Munnerlyn LCB
Melvin White RCB
Quintin Mikell SS
Michael Mitchell

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