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Lions and Seahawks fans must be stuffing the Pro Bowl Ballot for Graham Gano


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8 minutes ago, Kuhndog94 said:

All Panthers fans remember are the missed FGs.

Everyone else just remembers the 63 yard game winner.

It might be the Panthers highlight of the year honestly. 

And what a miserable highlight. Panthers require a 63 yard field goal to beat a vastly inferior team after dominating the entire game and allowing said inferior team to creep back into the game in the 4th quarter.

The Panthers truly do suck this season.

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5 minutes ago, hepcat said:

It might be the Panthers highlight of the year honestly. 

And what a miserable highlight. Panthers require a 63 yard field goal to beat a vastly inferior team after dominating the entire game and allowing said inferior team to creep back into the game in the 4th quarter.

The Panthers truly do suck this season.

That’s Ron’s plan going into every game... get a lead with your offense, go into Ron Mode and make your defense win the game. Unfortunately our defense sucks this year 

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50 minutes ago, hepcat said:

It might be the Panthers highlight of the year honestly. 

And what a miserable highlight. Panthers require a 63 yard field goal to beat a vastly inferior team after dominating the entire game and allowing said inferior team to creep back into the game in the 4th quarter.

The Panthers truly do suck this season.

Enough time has passed and I’ve been given ample evidence to support the notion that the giants and panthers really aren’t all that different in terms of suck this year. Our quarterback is far better, the gnats have a better defense 

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