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Panthers.com TOP 10 Plays of 2015-2016 Season (& player highlight films)

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SO many good plays to choose from.  The Coleman pick 6 and Cam's incredible thread the needle pass to Dickson (and Ed's incredible catch of that incredible pass!) definitely stand out in my memory...  to think there are 7 plays the Panthers.com folks judge even better...

Cam's flip into the end-zone against Houston, the game-winning TD pass to Olsen against Seattle, and Josh's end-zone interception against the Saints have got to be up there in the top 5...., maybe #1, 2, 3...  But seriously it's hard to pick just 10 favorite plays from this season!

 

 

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#6  Stew's fantastic 59 yard run in the beginning of the divisional playoff game against Seattle.  It set the tone for a great win!

http://www.panthers.com/news/article-2/Top-Play-No-6-Stewart-Run-vs-Seahawks/a2a37c83-c362-4e23-bcd5-8ea1af788ea7

(By the way, I'll be traveling Sunday - Thursday and mostly offline.  If anyone else wants to post the top 5 plays as they appear, that would be appreciated.  If not, I'll try and post the links when I'm back at my desk.)

 

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40 minutes ago, Goondal said:

#1 needs to be Cam to Olsen in Seattle.  We even got to see that stud photographer celebrating in the end zone.

 

That one is #2 on Cam's Top Ten. Right behind the TD flip against the Titans, which was #1. Granted as I say, those were Cam's, but it's hard to believe they aren't top 2 for the team as well.

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