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Giants.com Scouting Report for Panthers


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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - The Giants will attempt to make some positive history Sunday when they host John Fox's Carolina Panthers in the first regular season game ever in the New Meadowlands Stadium. Both teams finished 8-8 and out of the playoffs last season – one year after they were the top two seeds in the NFC – but they had far different feelings when the season ended. The Giants lost their last two games, including a 41-9 defeat at the hands of the Panthers in their Giants Stadium finale. Carolina won its last three games, including the rout of the Giants and victories over NFC finalists Minnesota and New Orleans (the eventual Super Bowl champion). The Panthers lead the regular season series, 3-2, and the postseason series, 1-0. Carolina has a young team; only six players on the 53-man roster are 28 or older, while 29 of the 53 are 24 or younger. *

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