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Panthers are gonna shock the world!


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4 minutes ago, joemac said:

I’m going on record, right here, right now. We go 10-7, make a wild card berth and make some noise in the NFC playoffs. 

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Vegas has us at 6 wins.   Go make some money if you believe that.   Sure it can happen but Vegas is Vegas and tends to be right way more then they are wrong.   Making the playoffs means we have to absolutely blow the Vegas expectations out of the water.  I mean it could happen but come on……..….

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5 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Vegas has us at 6 wins.   Go make some money if you believe that.   Sure it can happen but Vegas is Vegas and tends to be right way more then they are wrong.   Making the playoffs means we have to absolutely blow the Vegas expectations out of the water.  I mean it could happen but come on……..….

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14 minutes ago, WarPanthers89 said:

Bengals did it….why can’t we do it as well. Let’s fugging go!!!! I’m down to snort some coke and get on this positive train. Its been years…..I’ll be hyped until brought back to reality. 

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The Bengals were an anomaly in so many categories in NFL history, comparatively speaking, it would make your brain explode trying to understand.

and since anything resembling that happens are every 15-20 years, I’m not sure we’re next after it just happened. But hey, there is hope I suppose to be that team in the next two decades!

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