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How are you feeling after the first preseason game?


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How are you feeling after the first preseason game?  

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  1. 1. How are you feeling after the first preseason game?

    • Concerned, but not worried.
    • Worried, but not concerned.
    • Concerned and worried.
    • Neither concerned nor worried.


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Long time huddle vet, been on the huddle 19 years. 1 preseason game by itself is meaningless. 
 

best you could hope for is to see either positive or negative trends over all the preseason games. But they in large are completely pointless otherwise.

Also, the year the lions went 0-16 they were 4-0 on the preseason, so keep that in mind.

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It's preseason not much of this even matters. But the oline struggles will absolutely translate to the regular season. I know my Panthers by now. Beyond that the lack of effort at home where our record has not been at all pretty the last several years is going to leave a bad taste.

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