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Panthers Fan 69 Grand Master

Panthers Fan 69

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1 minute ago, RevJ said:

Hate to repeat / beat a dead horse but Steve Smith is much more terrible than usual.  He starts talking and then he's like an old guy like me - trying to remember what he was going to say.

Only thing worse is when he actually remembers and finishes a thought that only he can understand. Previously, he occasionally had funny thoughts and intermittent insights. Hopefully, just a bad day.

 

Smitty and Jake are the only thing fun about this game… 

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2 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

I think Wentz went down well after they clinched a playoff spot. But yeah he deserves a ton of credit, he didn’t carry that team but he definitely was a big part of that ring 

Yeah, iirc, I think Wentz was injured against the Rams and they had already clinched and I believe we’re just playing for the #1 seed, but Foles definitely played lights out once he stepped in.

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5 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

Just curious--when was the last time a backup QB took a team to the playoffs?  I don't recall. 

To be clear I'm not even asking for playoffs I'm speaking strictly someone who is younger with any level of upside because this is definitely nothing more than a developmental year looking at how our offensive depth is performing currently.

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7 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

wut

What was confusing about the post? If you are legitimately excusing the effort the FO made to improve the QB room then you might as well put on some lipstick and go ahead and lay a wet one on David Tepper's ass.

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