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Two Great Memories

Lilsmitty09

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Found these hiding in my hard drive, and figured id upload them and share just for a Panther fans viewing pleasure. Note two things from these vids...

1) In the charger/panther vid, you see Rivera twice in his chargers atire. pretty cool/ironic/interesting.

2) in the steve smith vid...is it just me or do all of smitty's td catches AT THE GIANTS happen in the middle of the endzone right at the beggining of the goaline?

anyways, enjoy!

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The announcers: But But I guess, uh..the Panthers win...I just don't understand...The Chargers have so many all stars....this really isn't what we wanted...oh no....there's gotta be a flag or something...I mean come on...it's the Panthers..

Pfft.

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The announcers: But But I guess, uh..the Panthers win...I just don't understand...The Chargers have so many all stars....this really isn't what we wanted...oh no....there's gotta be a flag or something...I mean come on...it's the Panthers..

Pfft.

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It's easy to forget how good Jake was... he made that throw to Rosario flat-footed.

No doubt that Good Jake could make some plays... problem was that he retired back in mid 2008 or so and left Bad Jake to run the shop.

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