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The NFL is salivating at this possibility


TheCasillas

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With the Panthers squaring off against the Packers this weekend, it would be extremely beneficial for the NFL for the Packers to win. This would setup a line of premier matchups over the final weeks.

If the Packers beat the Panthers they face off against the Lions and Vikings in the following weeks. Which means Playoffs hypothetically start now. Which would only help drive viewership.

A Panthers loss would also make the @ATL Wk17 matchup  a savory sweet sensation of a game and would drive ratings.

My question: Can we expect a well ref'd game Sunday?

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32 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

there will be some total horseshit RTP penalties but i think we manhandle them for most of the game 

there might one bs call but its nothing compare to what it would be if this game was played in greenbay so I expect the refs to not really be a factor really.

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