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Speculation: A Perspective


PhillyB

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The truth of the matter is, every one of us on here can come up with the most sound idea ever, make the best speculations with the best known sources, and we're still talking out our asses.

The very BEST theory posed on this board is based on a very miniscule ammount of actual solid evidence. It's like twelve-year-olds arguing politics; they might have a general idea of what's going on, but as far as being succinct and effective? Get 'em through college first, then try again.

The depressing part of that being, that any of us whose ideas are right are probably right for all the wrong reasons; we got lucky. Very few of us have internal knowledge to spread and give more than a general understanding of the myriad of inner workings of the Panthers organization.

Now that I've negated the power of my own opinions and deeply wounded your sense of omnipotent fanhood, I'm going to go spout my own mostly-unfounded ideas about defensive schemes and the FO's decisions. See ya on another thread. :biggrinjester:

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