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Well the optimistic in me says we're only one game back...

The realist in me says we've got a lot of improvement needed on offense to stand a shot at winning the division.

The division has to be the goal at this point bc I can't see any wild cards coming from the NFCS.

None of the other division team are unbeatable, especially depending on what happens with Brees.

This game also shows yet again how close most NFL games are... as bad as we have looked on offense, the reality is that we are not far away from being 2-0 instead of 0-2.

I think this team is going to be competitive all year, but we are going to have to win close games, which I'm expecting a lot of starting next Sunday in the desert

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Just now, Seltzer said:

Well the optimist in me says we're only one game back...

The realist in me says we've got a lot of improvement needed on offense to stand a shot at winning the division.

The division has to be the goal at this point bc I can't see any wild cards coming from the NFCS.

None of the other division team are unbeatable, especially depending on what happens with Brees.

This game also shows yet again how close most NFL games are... as bad as we have looked on offense, the reality is that we are not far away from being 2-0 instead of 0-2.

I think this team is going to be competitive all year, but we are going to have to win close games, which I'm expecting a lot of starting next Sunday in the desert

 

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Just now, bigdog10 said:

Panthers have the most expensive and worst defense in the NFC South. 

I dont agree with that... we're certainly not objectively any better, but the defense has played well enough to win both games.

They certainly did everything they could to win against the Bucs. No defense can compensate for an offense that cant punch it into the endzone.

And its arguable we played better defense than the Rams also

Its valid to make the argument the defense, especially the Dline, is overpaid relative to their production, but they've done their part.

Special teams has too... the offense is the reason we are 0-2

 

 

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13 minutes ago, bigdog10 said:

Panthers have the most expensive and worst defense in the NFC South. 

Your forgot least imaginative. Whatever happened to that A gap blitz Luke and TD used to run? Other teams are shuffling their best players all over the field to create mismatches. Ours is straight Milli Vanilli.

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