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Cowboys at Panthers Pick'em !!! (Be on the news)


Jeremy Igo

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For Cowboys at Panthers, I need your score prediction and a brief explanation as to why. 

Winner will be announced on WCNC (NBC Charlotte) news and heralded as a pick'em deity. 

 

To enter... 

1. Give me your score prediction and winner. 

2. Give me a sentence on why

 

In the event of a tie we will go with the better explanation. 

 

Please do not use this topic for discussion. Picks only so that I can sift through and find the winner easily. 

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Panthers 31 

Cowgirls 13 

 

Because Panthers upgraded receivers will win against their secondary and McC will prove to be an elite runner. And Cowgirls run game will get shutdown by our big boys up front and their poor receivers and Dak will not be good enough even against our secondary...

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Panthers - 31

Cowboys - 13

The Panthers front seven manages to shut down Zeke Elliot and make the Cowboys one dimensional. Prescott is hampered by the Panthers pass rush all game.  On offense, Cam Newton and CMC lead the team.  Cam throws for 290 yards and 2 TD's.  CMC rushes for a TD and catches one.  Defense scores 1 TD on a pick 6.

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Men 31 - Boys 10

We win the toss, defer > 3 and out.  Our 12 play drive capped by RZ TD pass to Funchess.  Our D is dominant, shutting down their run game, and their only TD is a late 4Q garbage score, which we excel at allowing.

(as previously stated in yesterday's very similar topic)

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