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Panthers have won the last 5 against the Cardinals...

Zod

By Zod,
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tayncat Newbie

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You also have to consider the fact that all our east coast games we a.m. games this is a p.m. game so that will help.

As far as motivation it's the playoffs if you can't get UP for this game you need to go home

What a LAME excuse...bwhaaaaaaa!! Time has nothin to do with if you are Good or not...if u r really good..it would remain that way no matter the time 9am..12pm..4pm...8pm..so come with another excuse because that one FAILED!

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Dude like you can compare this team to a team from 4-5 yrs ago when we started that losing streak. I think this will be a close game. If the weather is bad I think you nave a distinct advatage but if weather is good it will be just a little cooler than it is here so that should not be a prob.

I think with a week to prepare our d cord. can put together some very confusing front like we did vs Atl. It just depends on if the players can make the plays.

I don't think the weather will be a factor at all. It's not like New England, the worst you're going to see is a cold drizzle. No one wants to hear that excuse. The five game losing streak means jack too. This is the playoffs, where we've owned the Cowboys even though they kill us in the regular season. When it gets serious and big time players step up and make plays.

Your defensive coordinator isn't facing a rookie QB, we have one of the best playoff QBs in NFL history--look it up. In fact, the Panthers have a ton of playoff experience at every skill position on offense, and a coaching staff that knows what it takes to win. On defense we have playmakers at every level, and a much, much, much better secondary than Atlanta's. It's a good thing Warner has experience, but I don't see how it's enough. We've beaten him before in the playoffs, by the way.

So let's not talk about the weather. When you guys show up and get your beating we don't need excuses. Just acknowledgment that you faced a better team will work. :)

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Wow guys defensive much

"So let's not talk about the weather. When you guys show up and get your beating we don't need excuses. Just acknowledgment that you faced a better team will work."

I was only commenting on a previous post about the weather never did I try to make it an excuse for playing poorly. However it is a known fact that it is harder to throw in the rain then it is on a clear day.

"What a LAME excuse...bwhaaaaaaa!! Time has nothin to do with if you are Good or not...if u r really good..it would remain that way no matter the time 9am..12pm..4pm...8pm..so come with another excuse because that one FAILED"

Again not using it as an excuse just stating a fact when you go from west to east you lose three hours. Going west to east you gain it. So common sense and a look at history shows that west coast teams playing on the east have more problems than the opposite. So much so that the NFL is looking into it this offseason. Not saying they should change it ut just the facts. Also you would know nothing about traveling from west to east seeing as your team is on the east would you.

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