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Point Differential


redbuddha

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I've been saying for months, we need to get this point differential under control. Well it finally happened. We are plus 5. Merry Christmas

http://espn.go.com/nfl/standings

PF PA

389 384 +5

When was the last time this team had a positive point differential?

I would love to see the defensive improvement the last 6 weeks compared to the rest of the season. hint (Teeray)

Also notice 3 home wins and 3 road wins.

When we beat NO the team will be 3-3 in the division.

11th Overall in Passing 246.1 yards 3rd Overall in Rushing 149.6

Newton Leads Panthers To 48 Points

From Elias: Cam Newton threw three touchdown passes and ran for another in the Panthers' 48-16 win over the Buccaneers on Saturday. That's the most points scored by a team that started a rookie quarterback since the Rams, with Tony Banks starting, defeated the Falcons on Nov. 10, 1996, 59-16.

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/50877/cam-newton-by-the-numbers

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Actually this is where some of the credit needs to go to the defense. I wouln't be surprised if they go up in ranking this week either.

The problem in the past was, no matter how much points the offense put up, the defense quickly gave them right back.

Glad to seem there have been some defending. Here's hoping they can keep it up on

Sunday.

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