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CRAZY Stat When Trailing....


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On 9/15/2023 at 9:29 PM, Dave Gettleman's Shorts said:

panthers formula to losing:

  • no halftime or in game adjustments
  • defense getting tired in the 4th resulting in a big gain by the opponent
  • offense repeatedly stalling from 3 and outs and/or turnovers
  • bonehead special team play by one player late in second half
  • bad clock management and wasting timeouts earlier in game
  • penalty such as false start and/or pass interference at the worst situation
  • controversial and sus officiating by the refs that favors the opponent on the game deciding drive

feel free to add more

Don’t forget trading draft picks 

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