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The last time the Panthers beat the Giants


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4 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Eh, wasn’t that bad, kind of like the Miami game, we were never in it and we were already on the downturn. The Cowboys, Eagles and Vikings games hurt. We legitimately had a chance to be 6-0 if things fell our way on just a few plays. Amazingly, with Sam and yes I know Sam helped lose but we were weren’t dead yet. After those 3, definitely felt like we might win a few more but we weren’t building on 2020.

Depends on what hurts you.

We had a stretch there of teams that we absolutely should have or at least potentially could have beaten.

That made my head hurt 😕

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God, Ron drove me insane. He somehow thought it was virtuous to try to milk a 10 point lead for three quarters. He seemed to enjoy blowing leads. He even alluded to (paraphrasing) "liking close games where he relied on the defense" in an interview one time. 

Playing not to lose = Mr. .500. Ask John Fox. (However, Fox or Rivera would be preferable to our current 'playing not to win' regime.)

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