Could go 9 - 8

[L-TownCat]

55 minutes ago, KSpan said:

Definitely R.B.I. R.B.I. and Bases Loaded were solid, but Baseball Stars was the game that got most of my time, and Roger Clemens Baseball with the cool tagging/sliding minigame thing for close plays.

I put crazy hours into Bases Loaded 2 & 3.  Still do on occasion.

[Tomcatn]

Could very well go 1-16....just keeping it real

[ProcessBlue2]

9 hours ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

We never sweep Atlanta - no matter how good or bad each team is

Why I say the 6-8 range. It depends how we do in the next four. 

[Icege]

1 hour ago, KSpan said:

Definitely R.B.I. R.B.I. and Bases Loaded were solid, but Baseball Stars was the game that got most of my time, and Roger Clemens Baseball with the cool tagging/sliding minigame thing for close plays.

The Roger Clemens mini-game for sliding was elite.

Ken Griffey Jr's baseball for SNES was another iconic baseball game.

And of course, who could forget Base Wars?

Edited 5 hours ago by Icege

[Mother Grabber]

if we play well enough to beat some other teams, then we have a really good chance to win some games.

[Panthering]

Reading that goes good with my coffee

[cranky]

15 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

I don't think what I saw was proof we have improved that much. More like we played an opponent dumber and/or worse than we were. Still are likely a 4 to 7 win team. There will be other wins. I would like to see more shelling of NFC South opponents included in that 4-7 wins.

I think we start at 7 and go up from there depending, again, on how the defense plays.

[Carolina Cajun]

Lotta football to go, and a lot of things can change.  Team health makes a huge difference down the road.  The big thing is and will be getting a rhythm.  2015 and 2013 are great examples.  That said, while we have a schedule, we dont really know who we're gonna play past a few weeks from now and by that I mean, like, end of october we're scheduled to play The Buffalo Bills...but between now and then, what if theres an injury to Josh Allen or just suffer a rash of injuries to any position group really.  Lots can change honestly and after 3 weeks, we're healthier than we were last year after week 3 with our only serious injuries to Hunt and Corbett (who...sorry the guy got injured, but Mays continues to outplay him).  the other injuries are short term return situations with JT Sanders, XL, and Coker.  

[ProcessBlue2]

Tim Donnelly said it best yesterday, we didn’t really pour it on offensively because we didn’t have to. They were doing it to themselves, and we just needed to control the football and not turn the ball over.

Plus, Atlanta’s defense has came a LONG way with Ulbrich. Probably Top 3 toughest defense we will see this year. 

Edited 4 hours ago by ProcessBlue2

[Jay Roosevelt]

I said before the season we were likely a 6-8 win team and that assumed we'd win at least one of the first two games. I think 7 wins is our ceiling with 6 being more likely. Granted, that could change if we get to the end of the season and one or more of our opponents rest their starters for the playoffs.

[CarolinaLivin]

14 hours ago, Navy_football said:

First 2 games are fool's gold - good and bad. Games 3 and 4 give you a better picture. By the end of game 5 you should have a good idea of who you are. 

If you’re a panthers fan, you never truly find out what the identity is.

[Donald LaFell]

I’m pretty sure this was a fluky bright spot but I’d love to be wrong. The run game was incredible. Bryce has gotta be “the guy” or we need to move on.

[kungfoodude]

4 hours ago, cranky said:

I think we start at 7 and go up from there depending, again, on how the defense plays.

I wish had that level of optimism, but I look at this roster and that leaves me immediately.

Certainly hope you are right.