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NFC Championship Predictions


DaveThePanther2008

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Twenty talking heads were asked to predict the NFC Championship with not much love for the Defending NFC Champs.

Only 3 out of 7 Picked Carolina to be in the Super Bowl.   Rank, Brandt and Bellichek.  Brandt came to Training camp so he has a least some first hand knowledge.

Packers (12) and Cardinals (11) were picked to be in over half of the games and both winning 6 six times.

Seahawks were picked to be in 8 and half predicted they would return to the Super Bowl in 2017.

Cowboys were picked to make it and Beat Carolina.

Vikings were picked in one game but to lose.

I guess the bright side of it we were in roughly a 1/3 of the games. (7 of 20)

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000694562/article/championship-sunday-predictions-another-cardspack-classic

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At the end of the day if the Panthers can take care of business when they need to we will be alright. The key is defending our home turf, beating the class in our conference, and taking care of the division. If we can do this and go at least 13-3 or 12-4 we will be alright. The key is to make back to the playoffs.


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Typical writing.  I am certain if we lose a few games this year.  They'll be Carolina was lucky last year...had weak schedule.... one hit wonder....blah, blah, blah.

I don't care what any of them say.  Carolina is the most complete team in the league.   No team is perfect and we could use a little depth here and there but as far as a starting line up goes.  I think head to head we have the most complete team.

We'll be in the playoff and WE ARE GOING TO BREAK THAT SB CURSE and make it back to the Super Bowl and this time we are going to win it.

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5 hours ago, Bj-Monster23 said:

At the end of the day if the Panthers can take care of business when they need to we will be alright. The key is defending our home turf, beating the class in our conference, and taking care of the division. If we can do this and go at least 13-3 or 12-4 we will be alright. The key is to make back to the playoffs.


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This.

10-11 wins should get us into the playoffs, and 12-13 should get us home field advantage.

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