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Countdown to Cowher is on!

Beason52

By Beason52,
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It was hard to sleep last night I was sick to my stomach.

All I have to say is that Jon Beason did not quit. He got his first sack which that blitz just made me wonder why it took him 3 years. I actually was happy with the intensity and frustration I seen from him. This conservative playcalling has got to go.

All I want for Christmas is a chin! Distance from Raleigh to Charlotte: 171 miles.

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Cowher wakes up this morning with a huge smile just thinking about how to use the weapons this team has correctly.

You mean the weapons that take plays off, yell and scream for the ball and then turn around and create a play that results in a pick 6, have noodle arms and throw more INTs than anyone in the NFL, a defense that can't tackle, etc. Yeah I'm sure Cowher is just grinning away... :out:

Cowher would be a fool to take on the Panthers at this point in his career, there are other teams that are further along in the rebuilding process that are much better prospects. Also keep in mind that Cowhers daughter isn't going to be in college long term so that "hope" should be taken with a grain of salt.

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we would be in a better position IF we had that #1 pick next year instead of Brown.

This team has better talent than its performance indicates, which is why Fox should be fired.

If we could draft a Colt mcCoy next year, dump Peppers and attract some Defensive Free Agents and draft help, we could be good quick with a good coaching staff.

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