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Official Panthers Bengals Andy Dalton revenge GameDay thread.


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1 minute ago, t96 said:

It was such a winnable game. The Bengals are trash we just beat ourselves with some help from the refs. 

Bengals were favorites despite their record, they have superior talent particularly on the offensive side of the ball 

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2 minutes ago, t96 said:

It was such a winnable game. The Bengals are trash we just beat ourselves with some help from the refs. 

We were trying to rise. Lost continuity with Theilen out and Zavala in, young guys pressing because they know the defense sucks. 
Learning experience 

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2 minutes ago, PNW_PantherMan said:

You guys got your hopes up too high.  We had a shot but what did you expect?

Nonsense. Not too high.

We had a shot. That's what we were really hoping for.

Win would have been great, but I mainly just wanted to be competitive and have a legit chance. This was always going to be one of the toughest games on our schedule. We hung in there, despite some unfortunate injuries and bad calls from the refs.

We had a chance. We're going to win more than we lose going forward.

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Sucks to lose but I'm not too upset. I feel like everyone forgot it was going to take time to rebuild from the depths. This is what I expected a decent offense coach trying to turn around a franchise to look like.

I hope Canales knows some defensive coordinator prospects 

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