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Just the yearly reminder to turn our focus to the hurricanes since the Panthers still suck

PleaseCutStewart

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Seven wins is not embarrassingly bad. It’s the low end of mediocre (I’m literally guaranteeing losing out) but it’s also the best season this team will have for another 20-30 years.  So it’s nice to be mediocre for once and not a complete doormat until next September. 

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Just now, Joe Bear said:

Seven wins is not embarrassingly bad. It’s the low end of mediocre (I’m literally guaranteeing losing out) but it’s also the best season this team will have for another 20-30 years.  So it’s nice to be mediocre for once and not a complete doormat until next September. 

Getting swept by a bad Saints team that has been trying to tank since the beginning of November is the definition of embarrassing 

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The Saints haven't tried to tank in 25 years. They're not good but they're a bad matchup for the Panthers, no different than the Panthers were a bad matchup for the Packers. Doesn't make the Packers worse than the Panthers, just means they don't match up well.

Hammer the Bucs and Seahawks ML, kids. 

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5 minutes ago, Jmac said:

We still suck and pulling a few wins out their asses doesn't change the truth.

Being over .500 after Week 15 when we've scored under 20 points 8 times and had under 300 yards 7 times is pretty wild. You win very few of those games. The margin for error with our typical offensive production is slim to none.

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Being over .500 after Week 15 when we've scored under 20 points 8 times and had under 300 yards 7 times is pretty wild. You win very few of those games. The margin for error with our typical offensive production is slim to none.

Offense is not good and often easy to shut down, but there's been more days where it was functional than the defense, which REALLY needs to get called out more here as well. This is a historically bad pass rush. Say all you want about spending on OL (good teams do this), but Christ, there's just nothing there in terms of pass rush. Other teams' backups just flatten our guys on both sides of the ball too often. 

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3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Being over .500 after Week 15 when we've scored under 20 points 8 times and had under 300 yards 7 times is pretty wild. You win very few of those games. The margin for error with our typical offensive production is slim to none.

We have definitely lucked out big time in close games this year. Definitely something that isn't repeatable future seasons

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