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cheynehowell

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What in your opinion is the worst call by a official that cost the Panthers the game?

The roughing the kicker call versus Dallas in 2007.

5 Panther Players Greatest Moment and Greatest Choke performance?

1. Jake Delhomme

Greatest: Divisonal game vs. St. Louis

Choke: Divisional game vs. Arizona

2. Steve Smith

Greatest: same as Jake's

Choke: I remember he fumbled two kickoffs in one game during his rookie year.

3. Julius Peppers

Greatest: Pick any random game in 2004

Choke: Where was he in the Super Bowl?

4, John Kasey

Greatest: 1995-2010. So great 99% of his fans can't spell his name. K-A-S-A-Y

Choke: I won't say the Super Bowl. The NFL (and refs) would not have let us win that game. They made a mistake and let the Bucs win in 2002. No way it would have happened again. No answer.

5. John Fox

Greatest: NFC Championship 2003

Choke: 2002 and 2004: brought us from nothings to playoff contenders, only to lose a very winnable game to eliminate us.

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Worst officiated game that cost the Panthers a chance at the win:

Entire Dallas game in 2007

Greatest Panthers Moment/Performance:

Jake Delhomme/Steve Smith- X-Clown, 2004

Greatest Choke Performance:

Jake vs. Arizona 2009

Greatest moment (only cause I was there) Smitty using Smoots for 200+ yds after Smoots had run his mouth how he was gonna shut Smitty down.

Can't argue worst at all.

That entire Dallas game was a JOKE. I still burn thinking about it. I can recall 2 phantom pass interference calls go against us, 2 muggings for Dallas that were never called and that pass pay to Smitty that was called incomplete when he clearly caught it. I forgot about the roughing the kicker call.

If you were a believer in the NFL rigging games. That would be one of them. Wasn't that the year Romo CHOKED on the extra point.

Go Panthers

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What in your opinion is the worst call by a official that cost the Panthers the game?

5 Panther Players Greatest Moment and Greatest Choke performance?

1. Jake Delhomme

2. Steve Smith

3. Julius Peppers

4, John Kasey

5. John Fox

The second time I've had to use this in 5 minutes...:

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