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Rriverrrrerrra says Panthers can win 10 games this season

Mr. Scot

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would you of said the bucs could win 10 games last year at the start of the season? didn't think so. Rivera needs to have his team believing they can win also so he can't be saying anything like "oh yeah we are shooting for 6-10 this year"..

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thanks for the non-answer.

if you made me an offer, and gave me the first choice between 6-10 and 10-6 i wouldn't take either of them at even odds because i think both are equally likely, with more like 8 games if we play hard being the most likely

and if we don't, 4-12

so my two choices would be either 4-12 or 8-8 being the most likely

but yeah i think we could win 10 as easily as we could lose 10 at this point

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if you made me an offer, and gave me the first choice between 6-10 and 10-6 i wouldn't take either of them at even odds because i think both are equally likely, with more like 8 games if we play hard being the most likely

and if we don't, 4-12

so my two choices would be either 4-12 or 8-8 being the most likely

but yeah i think we could win 10 as easily as we could lose 10 at this point

:jc:

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:jc:

heh you could argue that 4-12 and 8-8 average out to 6-10, and therefore 6-10 is ultimately most likely

u get tired too easy

but in today's league, with parity being the way it is, there really is no telling. catch a few sloppy teams, get hot, limp through our last few and scratch out a couple wins...

next thing you know we're in the playoffs

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heh you could argue that 4-12 and 8-8 average out to 6-10, and therefore 6-10 is ultimately most likely

u get tired too easy

but in today's league, with parity being the way it is, there really is no telling. catch a few sloppy teams, get hot, limp through our last few and scratch out a win...

next thing you know we're in the playoffs

i'm no rocket surgeon but I don't think averaging less likely scenarios gets you a more likely scenario.

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we've still got a defense and a run game

how did the saints last playoff game turn out again?

You mean the season where we won 11 games to your two? You haven't won a playoff game since the 2005 season. Haven't been in the playoffs since the Bush era. GTFO.

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