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OFFICIAL Panthers @Packers GameDay Thread


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Just now, Johnstonny said:

yea...3 and out, GB drive for game winning FG....we all know whats about to happen.

If they have enough time to run some Dowdle before the 2min warning and the refs don’t stop the drive…it could work. 

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17 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

Facebook is completely lopsided too. There’s a few people who live in reality but most either say he can do no wrong or flip flop based on whether we win or lose regardless of how he plays. 

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1 minute ago, Dex said:

There's no way we're blaming this on the defense right? 6 points all game. This loss is on the offense.

It's late in the 4th against a playoff team on the road and we have a defense that is one of the bottom 5 paid units in the league. It's honestly a miracle they even kept us in this game this long given how pathetic our passing offense is.

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Just now, MHS831 said:

wallace is hurting us---ironic--he is hurt

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The guy who is really hurting us is wearing #9 and taking snaps under center. 9/16 for 83 yards thru nearly 4 quarters of play is not going cut it in the modern NFL.

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Just now, frankw said:

It's late in the 4th against a playoff team on the road and we have a defense that is one of the bottom 5 paid units in the league. It's honestly a miracle they even kept us in this game this long given how pathetic our passing offense is.

for real. people on this forum are delusional as per usual.

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