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The Sad Thing About Monday Night...


Delhommey

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If anyone on here has ever been to a playoff game @ BOFA then you know that Monday night was as about as close as you could be to that experience....the place was electric and the players were on fire.

Sometimes the atmosphere has alot to do with how the players perform.

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We should be able to expect a good running attack, not 300yds rushing every game, but a good running attack.

We should be able to expect Jake to be able to manage the game and not freak the hell out when someone(Smitty) isnt open.

We should be able to expect the defense to be able to stop a team on 3rd and long at least 60% of the time.

We should be able to expect the play calling to make some sense.

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Well, I hope the hell that won't be the normal level of performance by our secondary the rest of the way, or we may have to squeak into the play offs as a wild card again. These next three opponents are more than capable of torching even good secondarys, so ours needs to be great from here on out.

I do expect our O-line to keep playing at a high level though, because they're just now getting used to being together again. I just hope they can keep it up on the road. Expecting 300yds rushing every week would be pretty ridiculous though.

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I was down on the field and it was definitely the loudest I have ever heard it. It is also the most vocal and animated I have seen the players. They were switched on from the beginning and once it started clicking they definitely had the sideline swagger that I have not seen this year since the Saturday night that Washington came in Preseason.

The fans did a great job and the players clearly responded.

One more chance Panther fans...how bad do you want a home playoff game?

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