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Carolina Panthers: The NFL's Rollercoaster franchise

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rayzor Grand Master

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2 minutes ago, bandu said:

his product on the field has been straight poo  & then him throwing drinks on fans well yeah is a poo for brains.

So? We act like petulant children towards other adults who act like petulant children? Gotcha.

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Rollercoaster is the wrong metaphor. We don't go up and down with one thrilling moment after another. We just suffer from extreme boredom which leads to apathy. Like I know we're going to get our asses handed to us this season, but it's not going to be exciting. We'll have just enough wins not to have a top 5 draft pick, and those wins will be against tanking teams that our rebooting. That's not rollercoaster fun, it's pointless wheel spinning in muck and mud. If you became a Panthers fan after Cam's injury then you don't even know what it's like to have a good team. We're cooked.

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