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do we beat the teams we never beat before in 09


scpanther22

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Yeah, I knew that the teams were all set up in advance but I didn't think the NFL released the home/aways portion of it until they released the dates as well. Like I figured that between Arizona and Minnesota one game would be home and one away but I didn't know which one was which. Make sence?
yep.

for the record, the panthers site has everything up as soon as the info is available. they decide on the home/away stuff pretty soon after the regular season is over. i think it was around the 29th or 30th of december that i was released this time.

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I think everyone is giving Miami way too much respect. Look at their schedule last season. They beat horrible teams....and lost to every good team they played.

I agree that last year they just weren't as good as their record indicated. But with Parcells there I do believe they will continue to get better. I don't see them having as good of a season as they did last year because of their schedule but I also don't see them regressing back to 1-15 type of play either.

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I agree that last year they just weren't as good as their record indicated. But with Parcells there I do believe they will continue to get better. I don't see them having as good of a season as they did last year because of their schedule but I also don't see them regressing back to 1-15 type of play either.

Agreed...they will not regress to 1-15. I see them as a 7-9 type of team.

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