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Offense (Smitty) wants to double 2011 output.

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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/07/27/steve-smith-ready-to-double-panthers-offensive-numbers/

Asked if he was excited to see what the Panthers could do in a second year with quarterback Cam Newton and offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski, Smith shrugged it off.

“Not really. We know what we can do,” he said as he reported to camp, via Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer.

“It’s can we build on it?” he continued. “ Can we double the numbers? I think it’d be great to double the numbers. That’d be good.”

It would be better than that.

Last year, the Panthers were fifth in the league in scoring with 406 points (25.4 per game) and seventh in yards at 6,237 (389.8).

Doubling those numbers to 50.8 points per game and 779.6 per game would be records or something.

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set your goals high, and miss, but still put up special numbers and shock the world

OR

Set your goals low, and be satisfied with being only 'pretty good'

hmm, I don't know. Which one would you rather have?

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