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Hmmm...My Point of View

Cpt slay a ho

By Cpt slay a ho,
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yea i'm very disappointed in this game no matter what ne one says,probably because no one told when The Carolina Panthers became a charity.

first off,for any one who is still hoping our defense becomes a top 10 d anytime soon it's not gonna happen.

our d is built(or coached)to make a play every now and then,they also will force a 3 and out on occasions,but until we can have some position address and play calling change i don't see this defense playing above subpar.

second,i'm tired of these guys who consider venting after a loss to be blasphemy.there's a different between venting and just saying random shh like trade peppers or release steve smith..ect.

third,lets quit with the trade release players bs,steve smith yeah he had a ugly holding call he also had two beautiful catches vs green bay.i'm sorry if Julius peppers can't somehow avoid two 350+ o linemen for the sack,instead of calling for his head why don't you look at the rest of the line.John Kasay misses a fg in what seemed to be hurricane Katrina,big whoop if we would have been aggressive and gone for some more yards we'd be popping champagne for the second day in the row.

four and final,can we please quit bringing up other teams,and past accomplishments to try and simulate what this season should amount to.

were are not the nyg from last year,we are not the 2003 Carolina panthers,and it's not written in stone that we will beat the giants in the playoffs due to it has happen to the eagles,cowboys,ect

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