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How many of you expected a loss, but hoped for a win?

the butch

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the butch

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*raises hand*

Crazy, score first. Defense is doing a phenomenal job (compared to the first two games). Jake has only thrown one pick - make that 6 turnovers on the season from him. All is good. Wait...John Fox steps in and says No, we're going to lose. 3 straight 3 and outs really shows the killer instinct a PANTHER has. A clean sweep of our entire coaching staff needs to go. Its not ALL in the play calling or ALL in the wins. It rests in the ability of a football TEAM to coach players, develop players, and PLAY the PLAYERS who can help you win. No special teams is one obvious lack of ability to develop a team and nurture talent.

The panther has been given a bad name by this team. If Fox were a panther, he wouldn't be a panther at all, he'd be a butterfly.

*I endnote this post with a no beer disclaimer. The Panthers don't deserve the money spend on the Miller Lite I would buy.*

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i have expected a loss and hoped for a win all 3 games. we were actually favored by a half point over the eagles! what a joke that was. the falcons and now even the cowboys have covered the spread in each game so we've lost by more than we were supposed to. so we're 0-3 for real as well as 0-3 against the spread.

next week against washington we should win and i would guess we'd be favored. i hope we cover the spread because i finally have a chance to pick us for the first time of the season.

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