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7 hours ago, Moonraker said:

The Bucs are so much better than their record, and down Godwin/Evans. Baker is absolutely balling out this year

Some of the plays he made on that last drive to tie up the game were ridiculous 

Probably the best of his career. He’s been really damn good this year

I’ve always been a Baker fan. Might not win a Super Bowl with him but he can be a good QB if he’s not placed in a circus (Cleveland/Carolina)

 

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18 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Some of the plays he made on that last drive to tie up the game were ridiculous 

Probably the best of his career. He’s been really damn good this year

I’ve always been a Baker fan. Might not win a Super Bowl with him but he can be a good QB if he’s not placed in a circus (Cleveland/Carolina)

 

People made way too much of Baker not being a good QB. He was a good QB in Cleveland for a while and in difficult conditions. He was never NOT going to be a starting caliber NFL QB.

I am not surprised by how he is doing there because he has shown he can do this before.

Panthers fans only see our disaster and assume it's the player that is at fault.

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8 hours ago, Moonraker said:

The Bucs are so much better than their record, and down Godwin/Evans. Baker is absolutely balling out this year

Baker is playing well, but their team overall is very inconsistent.  Wins over Detroit and Washington, very bad home losses to Denver and Atlanta.  But they have had a rough schedule.  They are fortunate that five of their last six games are against teams with losing records.  But losing twice to Atlanta really hurts their chance at the division.  

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Panthers go 5-2

Falcons go 2-5 or 1-6

Falcons only have 2 wins against teams outside of the NFC South teams and one of them is the imploding Cowboys. With only 1 more game against the NFC South (Panthers), it's possible the Falcons collapse. Broncos, Chargers, Vikings, and Commanders are all likely losses for the Falcons. Raiders may be a revenge game for Ridder. Giants are a likely win for the Falcons.

Panthers would need to beat the Falcons and Bucs. I can see them beating a tanking Cowboys team. The Panthers would need to upset the Chiefs, Cardinals, or Eagles.

That would be insane if the Panthers and Falcons go into the final week of the season at 7-9. Playing for the division title? Andy Dalton would need to be starting with Thielen returning and Brooks showing up as the best from the rookie class for any hope of a division title.

Let's make this season a little bit exciting right now. Over the next 4 weeks, we're looking for a 4 game losing streak for the Falcons with 3 more straight losses and a Panthers win over the Bucs with an upset of the undefeated Chiefs or Eagles.

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There is no real risk of the Panthers turning this around. What we should hope to see is the team be competitive in most of the remaining games and the further development of our younger players(Coker, Sanders, Chuba, XL, Wallace, Ikey, Horn, etc). These are guys that we need to become a core that can be built around.

And maybe some veterans like Wonnum show they can be a part of the future here.

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