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OFFICIAL Dallas Cowboys vs Carolina Panthers week 15 GameDay thread

TheSpecialJuan

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Just now, electro's horse said:

lol this fuging post

Interception wasnt his fault, fumbles were just great plays 

do you work in marketing or something 

Do you watch the game or just the highlights? Lol

He made a bad read on the INT. But he didn't throw it to a defender or some poo, it got tipped and intercepted. 

The fumble where he was diving was on him.

A QB that gets sacked a second into his drop back like that is gonna fumble.

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