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Panther could be a top 5 team in 2010!!

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I feel that the panthers can be a top 5 team in 2010 because of the offense we have. We have one of the best oline in the league right now. Along with having the top duel RB group in the league aswell. Steve smith as starter and another good WR on the other side and Moore as starter at QB. Panthers would be one of the best offense around. Our D needs some work right now. But that can be fixed through FA and the draft. If special team could get back to its normal self from the past. Carolina could really be a big threat next year aside from one our star players getting hurt during the season. With the lockout coming next year. This could be carolina last chance for long time to make a run for the SB ring. The have the talent on the team. With a adjustment and key players carolina can be one of the best next year.:)

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Here's what needs to happen:

Start Moore. Get a free agent receiver who can fill the #1 spot so that Smitty can play the slot like he wants to. Someone find the Necronomicon and revive the Special Teams. We might have to make a blood sacrifice. Leave the defense exactly how it is. Except bring in another NT to stand next to Kemo through FA and bring in a new DE through FA to fill the void left by Pep.

That's it from me. Start Moore, FA WR, FA NT, FA DE, revive Special Teams. Everything else is auxiliary.

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