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Riveras last 4 opponents as Panthers HC are gonna be losses to all division rivals and the browns

Sean Payton's Vicodin

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beastson Newbie

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1 minute ago, Goondal said:

If we lose out and the Bucs beat Atlanta in the finale then both our draft position and next year's schedule improve while their's gets worse!

And my friends say I cannot look on the bright side.

Don't be surprised if the Falcons play garbage on purpose

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JawnyBlaze Grand Master

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Completely and utterly fitting. Even more fitting would be if we lose to the falcons and then beat the Saints because ron goes ultimate riverboat mode and heinicke plays amazing and bails ron out from a stupid decision at the end of the game. Those from the MNF game to the end of the season, that would perfectly represent Ron’s time here. Mostly sucktitude with players bailing him out and the occasional glimpse of the riverboat. 

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What I blame on Ron this year is letting the defense go to poo and not sitting Cam until his hand was force, and playing Moore and Samuel when it was too late while forcing Funchess and Smith to play over them. And, once again god awful time management and a unwillingness to adjust and continuing to play the game like it's 1990. You cannot win games when your QB can't throw the ball, at all, it was clear Cam should have sat a long time ago.

Ron making the same mistakes he has made year after year.

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