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Pretty Heart-breaking loss


raleigh-panther

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Effort does not always equate to wins, but, the effort was there today by most of the players.

it will be interesting to see how much if any gas they have left for the remainder of the schedule.

It is pretty clear too, offensively, we have one true weapon, and that's Deangelo. I know he had a couple of mistakes today, but, he also turned plenty of somethings out of nothings.

Thanks for the chat today too. It helped, along with 4 vodkas.

I'll be at the stadium Sunday...and will drink more.

Can't win, might as well drink and enjoy the day.

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This one definitely hurts more. If we pull this one out, we have some serious momentum and confidence and who knows how things may have turned out. I think that botched snap at the 1 yard line cost us any shot of the playoffs! We had them and let them stay in the game. Brees wasn't going to stay down for long. We all knew that. Once he got cranked up...Oh well. It was a nice tease while it lasted...

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