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Captain's Corner: Munnerlyn Goes Around Charlotte Asking People Panther Trivia Questions

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How knowledgeable is our fanbase when it comes to the Panthers? Captain Munnerlyn tests that out in the debut of his "Captain's Corner" as he goes around Charlotte testing Panther fans of their football knowledge. You may be surprised at some of their answers.

 

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1 hour ago, The Huddler said:

Wrong

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/wr

The stats support his stance. Funchess' 40% catch rate was literally dead last in the NFL last year among WRs with 50+ targets. Only 5 WRs with more than 10 targets had a worse catch rate.

Funchess may have potential, but his on field results thus far make him one of the worst WRs in the NFL.

It's why I'm absolutely baffled when poster mention his name among reasons why they feel good about our WR corps. I sincerely hope hat either Funchess makes a massive leap forward this year or the production of the newcomers leaves him buried on the bench.

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4 hours ago, The Huddler said:

Wrong

Can someone bring up that article again to show how much seperation on average funchess and benjamin were getting last season? Something like 2 yrds or less iirc . This is a prove it or become Kony Ealy type year for Funchess . Benjamin is probably safe as long as he stays in shape hes got a 1000yrd season and close to another one in the two years he played. 

 

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