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Update On Where The Panthers Stand in The NFL W-L/Playoffs Wise (Through 5 Weeks)

Pantha-kun

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jfra78 Grand Master

jfra78

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1 minute ago, Shotgun said:

What are we in now?

It could be worse. According to this article https://www.patriots.com/news/nfl-decade-standings-how-the-league-ranks-from-2010-2018, the Panthers are ranked 14th in regular season wins between 2010 -2018.  This of course includes John Fox's 2-10 season.  I couldn't find a ranking between 2011 and 2018.  I think you could safely say we are in the top half of the league in the time Rivera has been coach.  

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8 hours ago, Sam Mills Fan said:

I'm just really sick to damn DEATH of the Saints. I'm shocked that they're undefeated without Drew Brees.

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8 hours ago, cookinbrak said:

Writing is on the wall. The NFL is going to give Brees a retirement party, just like they did for Peyton Manning.

I’ll take it, but anyone that thinks Brees is retiring after this year (even if we win a Super Bowl) isn’t paying much attention.

If anything, it might end up helping him stick around even longer. I know y’all seen him on the sidelines: like a dog standing at the end of the chain, chomping at the bit to get back out there. Missing 6-7 weeks toward the middle of the season only means his arm is going to be that much fresher going into January.

7 hours ago, Shotgun said:

What are we in now?

Just approaching the bar.

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tbh, not to knock anyone, but a lot of the posts in this thread analyzing the current situation say things completely generic to the NFL at this point in the season. You could literally take some of this stuff and plug it in every single season at this time of year and at most you might have to shuffle some of the team names around. We're just too early in the season to really assess anything meaningful.

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