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Good news for Panthers re: Falcons


Zod

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I still have the image in my head of Delhomme tearing up that Falcons secondary last year.

I look at the Falcons, I don't see their defense as a vastly improved one over the ones they had in '08 and '09. I expect Moore to look like Peyton Manning against that piss poor excuse of a defense, and Dwill and Stewart to have 150+ yards each.

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Well, I was a little worried about the Falcons this year, from early reports and after the Chiefs last week. But after watching the product Frankenstein (Mike Smith) and Jimmy Neutron (Thomas Dimitroff ) put out there for the first string against a real NFL team, especially on defense, I feel a lot better about the Falcons returning to mediocrity...

Our chances at a Wild Card are looking better... Still think we will have a hard time catching the Saints with all our new players, but the Falcons will always be the Falcons...

Go Panthers!!!

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Well, I was a little worried about the Falcons this year, from early reports and after the Chiefs last week. But after watching the product Frankenstein (Mike Smith) and Jimmy Neutron (Thomas Dimitroff ) put out there for the first string against a real NFL team, especially on defense, I feel a lot better about the Falcons returning to mediocrity...

Our chances at a Wild Card are looking better... Still think we will have a hard time catching the Saints with all our new players, but the Falcons will always be the Falcons...

Go Panthers!!!

The Saints defense won't generate that many key takeaways again in '10. Without those, I don't view the Saints as a big threat.

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The Saints defense won't generate that many key takeaways again in '10. Without those, I don't view the Saints as a big threat.

not to mention that had we not been afraid for Delhomme to throw the ball (bc he was a turnover machine) we would have beaten them at home last year and swept them...again. i won't even bring up D-will's fumble (guess i did)

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