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Adam Rank: Panthers Will Win Nfc South


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Party for Panthers in NFC South; sorry, Saints and Falcons

There is going to be a changing of guard in the NFC South.

I'm already on record saying the Panthers will get off to a hot start. I might as well take it one step further: The Panthers will win the NFC South, and the Saints and Falcons will both miss the playoffs.

The Bears likely would have made the playoffs last year if Jay Cutler had stayed healthy, and they are postseason-bound in 2012. In fact, the two wild-card teams will come from the NFC North.

lol.

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Maybe. I think we can take it if the Falcons have the same kind of playoff hangover that plagued us in 2009. You know, Jake threw 5 INTs in that playoff game against the Cards and then the next season he was still psyched out/discouraged by it and threw 18 INTs over 11 games. I'm hoping the same deal will happen with the Falcons; they couldn't score save for a safety against the Giants so all next season it gets in their heads and they have recurring problems putting points on the board.

If that's he case, I think we have a shot at winning the South. If not, we're definitely going to be in the hunt for a wildcard spot.

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Adam Rank's attempts at humorous articles are always terrible, but when it comes to just stating opinions and analysis he's as good (or bad) as most of the rest of them in my opinion. To me, this is just an example of someone making a bold statement so that if it comes true they look good.

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I also said that the Panthers will win the division.

His opinion doesn't mean any more than mine does. It's somebody's opinion.

Just because he's employed by NFL.com doesn't mean that his opinion carries more weight than mine, and I'm in the US Army.

Nobody is saying it does. Just funny to hear, especially from NFL.com.

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For the love of god please don't mention this game that never happened. This game that never occurred still hurts very much.

Just remember that that game that never happened was the start of a series of events that led us to..... :cam:

So cheer up!

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I think there are going to be some ugly records this season in the NFC south, and that tiebreakers are going to vital.

Much like the NFC East was last season.

I just hope the Saints crumble and don't rally around the "us against the world and everyone is writing us off" crap.

I really think the falcons regress this season, and questions arise about Mike Smith.

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