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Who wins the NFC South next year


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Who wins the NFC South?  

106 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins the south?

    • Saints
      40
    • Falcons
      13
    • Panthers
      42
    • Bucs
      11


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2 hours ago, PghPanther said:

Bucs get any semblance of a QB next year and they are going to cause a lot of trouble....they are loaded with talent that Winston just can't exploit enough on a consistent basis..........

Atlanta may win the division but peter out in the playoffs............Aints may lead during the year but may have injury issues at the QB position.

Panthers have way too many questions marks to even consider what they do..........odds are they will look pretty pedestrian for a few years with or without Cam........

I agree. If they get Rivers, and he is just adequate, they could challenge for the division.  

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2 hours ago, Matt62881 said:

Cam Newton with comeback player of the year, throws for 4k yards and 42 tds. Runs for 450 yds and scores 7 tds.

Moore- 1450 yds 7 tds

Curtis- 900 yds 11 tds

CMC 1100 yds 7 tds

Ian- 700 yds 10 tds

Everyone else- 500 yds 7 tds

Puff puff pass.

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5 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

I don't know, he has three 20+ INT seasons. I think people underestimate that offense with a gunslinging QB. It will produce a lot of TO's naturally. 

It does. Carson Palmers first season with Arians, he threw 22ints but after that I was all single digits. I have read it takes getting use to. 
 

problem with Jameis is that he has show t a history of throwing ints NOT in this offense too...I think Bucs go hard for Teddy.

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3 hours ago, Panthercougar68 said:

It does. Carson Palmers first season with Arians, he threw 22ints but after that I was all single digits. I have read it takes getting use to. 
 

problem with Jameis is that he has show t a history of throwing ints NOT in this offense too...I think Bucs go hard for Teddy.

Jameis has never even had a 20 INT season before this past year. Compare that to a guy like Favre who had 6 seasons of 20+ INT's. 

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On 2/3/2020 at 4:08 PM, ickmule said:

People saying Panthers are funny.  This team has more holes than a  slice of Swiss cheese.  

I suggest those folks listen to the in depth roster breakdown podcast over on the riot report.  Its a fair look at exactly what we are dealing with in regards to how the players played, contracts etc. 

 

Spoiler alert:  It aint pretty

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