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Laetitia

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I'm sick of seeing a reference to the Panthers being modeled after the Steelers franchise in just about every written piece on this team. Am I the only one?

Fug Pittsburgh.

Doesn't bother me a bit. What if they were saying we were modeled after the Cowboys? Now that would probably make me have many sleepless nights.

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Kevin Greene

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I'm sick of seeing a reference to the Panthers being modeled after the Steelers franchise in just about every written piece on this team. Am I the only one?

Fug Pittsburgh.

At times it can be a bit annoying when conclusions are drawn on what the Panthers might do after just 3 Head Coach hirings in the Franchise's history.

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If we want to be the Steelers then we need to find the best fuging DC to ever coach and hire him cause thats whats kept them alive all these years.

Well not completely, the Steelers won 62 regular season games when Lebeau was in Cincy from 97-03 and made the playoffs 3 times.

Also, Lebeau was the DC only during 95-96 and from 2004 on for the Steelers.

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I'm sick of seeing a reference to the Panthers being modeled after the Steelers franchise in just about every written piece on this team. Am I the only one?

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I agree! Carolina Panthers need to forge their own identity and stop trying to be a Pittsburgh clone.

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