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I hate to say it but our season is done

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Did you just come to this realization that our season is over or have you been sleeping on it a few days.....just saying ya know.

I came to that realization when it was mathematically proven, after all I am a fan and was holding on the hope of change, better play, better playcalling etc. You never give up till its over!

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Season aint over. If the D# continues it's phenomenal playing, and the offense shows up in a a big way, we will win two more games. Season is over when you know for sure you aren't gonna win any more games.

The math says we're still in. If we win out we will have a chance. So...

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Season aint over. If the D# continues it's phenomenal playing, and the offense shows up in a a big way, we will win two more games. Season is over when you know for sure you aren't gonna win any more games.

The math says we're still in. If we win out we will have a chance. So...

i mean really it's only week 13 and like 6 teams are mathematically eliminated. and 3 of the 4 teams we're playing will be fighting voraciously for a playoff spot, and the other will potentially be fighting for a perfect regular season record. our offense is extremely one dimensional and our defense is inconsistent.

while it's not a formality, this team lost its path to the playoffs a long long time ago.

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Well, originally I had written off the season after we started 0-3. We won 2 in a row, I got my hopes up again, then we lost to the Bills. That's when I officially knew it was over. Now, Im just waiting to see what this team does in the offseason.

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i mean really it's only week 13 and like 6 teams are mathematically eliminated. and 3 of the 4 teams we're playing will be fighting voraciously for a playoff spot, and the other will potentially be fighting for a perfect regular season record. our offense is extremely one dimensional and our defense is inconsistent.

while it's not a formality, this team lost its path to the playoffs a long long time ago.

agreed with this. i lost faith in their ability to get into the playoffs early on. it's more just a matter of when it happens. we would have to win out against some really good teams and some other really good teams would have to lose out. chances are incredibly slim but still there at the moment.
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Its all about HOW they are playing. Has nothing to do with their players, not their record, not their schedule, not even if it is mathematically possible.

And when you look at HOW the panthers are playing you can clearly see they are not even close to playoff stature.

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