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Official Vikings at Panthers Gameday Thread


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3 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Team started 3-2 last year too so are they really trending up? I guess it depends on if you believe in the QB or not. Darnold surprised me early in the season but it was against poor teams. As soon as the difficultly level ramped up Darnold has looked worse. If he bounces back today I’ll be happy for him but I’d be surprised. The offensive line is terrible and Darnold has largely been a poor QB in his career.

 

See, you are super focused on only a small part of the whole. As a whole, this team has more talent than last year, and a poo ton more than 2 years ago. That is what you should be looking at. The future.

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4 minutes ago, HotelSoapy! said:

Its really weird, the Panthers have been two Superbowls the past 20 years. Not many teams can say that. Not the Cowboys thank goodness. 

A ton of the PSLs are owned by ticket brokers and others who treat them as an investment.  If you're a Vikings fan within a hundred miles of Charlotte and your team is coming around you're probably willing to drop 3x face on a ticket to see them.

Plus the usual stuff about Charlotte being a transplant city, etc.

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9 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

See, you are super focused on only a small part of the whole. As a whole, this team has more talent than last year, and a poo ton more than 2 years ago. That is what you should be looking at. The future.

I agree there is more talent on defense than last year. Offense is largely the same if not worse on the offensive line. So that might balance it all out. I really don’t think this team has accomplished anything over what they did last year yet. They beat 2 teams with rookie QBs and a team missing half their coaching staff. A win against a pretty solid Vikings team would legit surprise me. I expect the Panthers to get their asses kicked today.

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1 minute ago, hepcat said:

I agree there is more talent on defense than last year. Offense is largely the same if not worse on the offensive line. So that might balance it all out. I really don’t think this team has accomplished anything over what they did last year yet. They beat 2 teams with rookie QBs and a team missing half their coaching staff. A win against a pretty solid Vikings team would legit surprise me. I expect the Panthers to get their asses kicked today.

 

Well I tried. You have convinced yourself of impending doom. I hope you are wrong, cuz I like the direction we are heading.

 

I just don't get why folks are afraid to admit that this rebuild isn't done yet? That 3 game winning streak messed with people's head.

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