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Where is Gamble on All-Time Panthers List?


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This guy has quietly been a top notch corner for a long time for us. Sure, he's had some gaffes here and there, but he's been absolutely solid as our #1 corner for a long time. I never really here his name out there on a national scale, but I was just wondering where Panthers fans would rank him on the all-time Panthers list?

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Shaun Gamble.......he's going to be a ring of honor member when all is said and done.....

I caught that on the telecast too. I was like WTF was that?

I only thought of asking the question because I went and bought a fantasy mag to help prepare for my draft next week, and they had an article on Revis Island. It then had a very small blurb on other islands to avoid, and it mentioned Gamble. It talked about him shutting down Moss and making him quit the game. Seriously the only time I've seen his name mentioned outside of a homer article.

The guy quietly does his job every game of every season, and I think we hit a homerun with that pick.

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