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UNC9196

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First off, hello to all my Panther brothers, this is my first post!

I've been reading the Tamp Bay Buc message boards for a few years now. I used to be a member but got banned awhile back for defending my Panthers against some derranged Buc fans.

Anyway, I was checking out the board today and they are trying to convince themselves that not only are the Panthers not gonna get 1st place overall in the NFC but we will end up NOT MAKING THE PLAYOFFS AT ALL!

Is this even remotely possible? So if they did loose the next 2, the Panthers would be 11-5 overall. Has a 11-5 team ever not made the playoffs?

I take most of what those guys say over there with a grain of salt. They are so delusional it's almost funny.

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I'd like to see the Cowboys beat Baltimore and Philly and Atlanta beat Minnesota.

f*ck them

No, i'd rather the Cowboys not make it. Their fanbase is too damn annoying.

If the Fucs or Falcons make it, they will be coming into our house and we know what will happen there.

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First off, hello to all my Panther brothers, this is my first post!

I've been reading the Tamp Bay Buc message boards for a few years now. I used to be a member but got banned awhile back for defending my Panthers against some derranged Buc fans.

Anyway, I was checking out the board today and they are trying to convince themselves that not only are the Panthers not gonna get 1st place overall in the NFC but we will end up NOT MAKING THE PLAYOFFS AT ALL!

Is this even remotely possible? So if they did loose the next 2, the Panthers would be 11-5 overall. Has a 11-5 team ever not made the playoffs?

I take most of what those guys say over there with a grain of salt. They are so delusional it's almost funny.

Yes it is possible - if the Panthers lose their last two , and the Bucs, Falcons, Cowboys win their last two then the Panthers are out.

One of the three has to lose 1 for the Panthers to at least be guaranteed a wild card.

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That would be one major meltdown. Alot of bad things would have to happen I would think. The only thing that really makes me nervous is how we play on the road. We just need to take care of business on Sunday and then it's all gravy.

That really goes to show how strong the NFC is this year.

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For this to happen, Panthers would have to lose both games while Bucs, Falcons and Cowboys would have to win all of theirs. Even though this is not impossible, it's highly unlikely.

Panthers need one win out of their next two games to win the division

Bucs fans should be worried about Bucs. They might not make the playoffs

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I think I heard the other night on PTI that a 12-2 team ended up not making the playoffs back in the 14 game season era. Realli didn't correct them so I'm guessing they were correct but not sure who it was.

I believe the only team to win 11 games and not make the playoffs were Broncos back in the 80s. I don't remember which year that was

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That would be one major meltdown. Alot of bad things would have to happen I would think. The only thing that really makes me nervous is how we play on the road. We just need to take care of business on Sunday and then it's all gravy.

That really goes to show how strong the NFC is this year.

You have to remember that not only do we have to lose out, but they have to win out. If either Dallas, Atlanta, or the Bucs drop one game in the next two weeks, we're automatically in. At least, that's the way I hear it goes. Somebody can correct me if they'd like.

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