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Zod

By Zod,
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Thanks for everything Jake. I wish every one of our players had your heart and desire for the game. Other than Steve Smith, I can honestly say that you were one of the toughest competitors I have ever seen play any sport. Your crazy comeback wins will never be forgotten and the Superbowl run was nothing shy of spectacular. I wish you luck in everything you do in life!

Sincerely,

A die-hard Panthers fan

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Jake, one things for sure, you made EVERY Carolina Panthers game stressful and intense just by playing in it. The wins were exhilarating because they were usually nail-biters, and the losses were tough because mostly they were gut-wrenching, but you always brought your passion and enthusiasm to each and every game no matter what.

I hope you get away from the game and enjoy the family - those kids will grow up fast. Go be a rich dad and enjoy life. Thanks for the memories 17! Get you some Bojangles on the way out of town.

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I hope Fans" in Charlotte aren't quick to forget what you (Jake) brought to the Panthers. A stand up, class act guy that deserves to be respected for your accomplishments. The Panthers won't be the same without you.

My wish is for all Panther fans to have some class and appreciate you for all you have done for the Carolina Panthers,in years past.

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