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The last time a Panther QB threw 3 TDs/0 INTs in back-to-back wins was...

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....Steve Beuerlein in 1999 in the single-greatest year for a Panther quarterback ever.

Moore will achieve that feat if he throws one more touchdown, no picks, and the Panthers hang on to win.

If this thread turns out to be a jinx, I apologize in advance to the Panther organization and Matt Moore in particular.

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This is an important thread. People need to realize how historically well Moore has played lately despite what John Fox said about "Jake Delhomme gives us the best chance to win".

Honestly, I think we should abandon the thought of signing a free-agent quarterback completely and keep Moore as the starter next season. We should still draft a quarterback with whatever first pick we have though.

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I would say keep McCown or whoever it is people were high on, draft a QB in the 2nd if we can (but probably not as our first pick in the draft), and pencil Moore in as the starter.

Get Smitty some help, PLEASE, SOMEHOW. This is huge. Moose is looking younger but he's going to break down sometime soon and that'll be it...

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As someone who wasn't that high on Moore:

He played a great game. He didn't have a jittery start finally, didn't sail anything and had some NICE velocity on a few throws. It's pretty awesome when the worst pass I can think of was still a TD (underthrow to King).

Really good game by him. Hope we don't dangle him as trade bait at the end of the year.

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