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A comparative study: Eagles FO vs Panthers

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Since we have some uber football guru's on this here board. You guys tell me the DISTINCT differences between the Eagles(a team I totally hate with all my core,not corps) and the Panthers.

I'm not even going to set the table. Just throw out what you see.

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also this is hardly a comparative study. it's mostly just begging other people to tell you stuff you're too lazy to look up on you're own.

"A comparative study: Good Threads v. Bad Threads (this one)"

thanks Patton Oswalt.

Gee. Im too lazy to do my homework before I post so I can get caca from a Joey Falcone wannabe.

Break up with yourself for just one day so you can the world more clearly.

Thanks though. You have confirmed your dickery but that's not important right now.

Scurry back to your seat at the Waffle House on Peachtree

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If you're genuinely interested and not just trying to build on you're dumb as hell theory about the fo intentionally tanking seasons then read War withouth Death which is about all the front offices in the NFC east and a nice, quick read.

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Since we have some uber football guru's on this here board. You guys tell me the DISTINCT differences between the Eagles(a team I totally hate with all my core,not corps) and the Panthers.

I'm not even going to set the table. Just throw out what you see.

i like you pstall but you made a thread with a title of having a comparative study...where is the comparative study? I want to hear your opinion

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