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THE GREATEST QUOTE IN CAROLINA PANTHERS HISTORY


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2 hours ago, electro's horse said:

Jake Delhomme after the TD pass to Moose in the Super Bowl

"I'm a bad motherfuger!"

I wish there was a gif of that we could use.  That was game defining moment.  Only later to have Casey have a brain fart that took all the wind out if there sail's at the worst possible moment.

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Not sure if exact quote but Bill Rosinki’s “Yes Carolina, there is a super bowl, and you are going to it” when they won the NFC Championship against the eagles. 
 

Going from Rosinski to Mixon was like the reverse of going from Jimmy Clausen to Cam Newton.

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1 hour ago, KillerKat said:

This. Also, one of the best moments in NFL history.

 

Came here to post this. The smile.  The laugh. The point. The most iconic play of Cam's career. Probably my favorite moment in NFL history, next to X-Clown

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