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Official WFT at Carolina Panthers GameDay Thread!


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1 minute ago, Proudiddy said:

Mav, I don't think we should ever depend on the refs to call a game fairly when it comes to us, but you would have to be intentionally ignoring what's happening to believe they aren't having an effect on the game and influencing it in WFT's favor so far.

Ad SB50 taught us, its not just what penalties they call, but its when and where they call it or don't call it that matters.

When you're letting them gash us with huge runs by blatant holding on the outside, it affects our ability to play our game, while allowing them to play theirs.  When we go from ending a drive on a 3rd down to them getting a whole new set of downs on a horseshit unnecessary roughness call, which they then use to go on to score with, that matters.

When we constantly go from 2nd and 2 to 2nd and 7 or 2nd and 17, it matters.

Again, I don't want to depend on them or use them as an excuse, but it is awfully hard to overcome when they influence the game to the point it affects what plays we can run on either side of the ball, that is tough.

Right on cue

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