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This is the worst NFL team of all time.

Carl Spackler

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3 minutes ago, Chief Keek said:

0-17 is possible, the only shot at winning I see are the Falcons games

 

4 minutes ago, Pimpdaddy said:

....this might be the year I miss my first game....

I haven’t been to a game in 4 years. I sold my season tix.  I can’t and won’t support losing with Tepper and rhule. I said it was a bad hire from the start. It’s getting worse.  Rhule was average as a college coach. Why would change. I honestly hope the stadium burns to the ground and Tepper sells to Europe. This ain’t the team I watched from 95. 

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10 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

Honestly, I respect the hell out of every PSL owner who goes to games. You’re witnessing a historic amount of losses, the worst owner and worst coach who ever lived and the worst team of all time. The first to go 0-17. 

Those who keep the faith, I respect you. You’re blind, but I respect you. Those who disagree and think this is still a 5-win team, I’m sorry you’re going to be disappointed. 

Got rid of mine last year. My financial advisor and my therapist called me on a conference call and made me let them go. 

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1 minute ago, mc52beast said:

Def not the worst team all time. Historically bad teams don’t lose by field goals, they get dominated. 
 

But yeh, the 2022 Panthers as we sit here today are an absolute freaking dumpster fire.

Buddy there’s only one more close loss left before it’s 21-0 at halftime the rest of the season 

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