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Something has to give


bigdog10

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Coming into Sunday's game there are a couple losing streaks on the line that are in desperate need of being snapped.

The Colts have lost 11 straight games (including thier loss to the Jets in the post season last year)

Tha Panthers have lost 12 straight road games (the last win was the Meadowlands closeout when they throttled the Giants 41-9 in December of 2009)

***another somber note: The panthers have won only three of thier last 20 road games***

So, do the panthers snap the road loss streak or do the Colts give the 2008 Lions a reason to pop open a bottle of their champai.......nevermind.

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