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USA Today Predicts Panthers to lead NFL at 13-3


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I'm sure this is true with a lot of us about right now ... I'm getting hyped. 

The thing I would love to see at the start of the season is a true and honest "that was yesterday". (Which we have definitely heard) I'm pretty confident we aren't going into to the season resting on last years schedule. 

Last year the theme was :

"We're better than you think "   "We have fun and we dominate" "We are the young upstarts" etc etc

This year I truly believe the theme is going to be "We're coming" "you think we played hard last year " ?  "We're pissed off and have one goal" 

"eye of the tiger" 

-just random thoughts I say to myself. 

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2 hours ago, mc52beast said:

I like it better when we are predicted to stink, no chance of guys getting stuck on last year's success 

The only way to manage that is to regularly have average-to-bad teams.

I prefer the alternative to that, actually.

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