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Fug it: ATL vs CIN eddition lawl

Cam's New Arm

By Cam's New Arm,
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MadHatter Rookie

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Almost as bad as Chris Gamble.

If tackling is what you want out of your corner, then perhaps the Panthers should have pursued such luminaries as Kyle Jennings, Alan Ball, or Dimitri Patterson?

You can't post well so why even try?

Because of the sisyphus like belief that this time, maybe.....it will be better.

Don't you have some late night B-rated commercial to go audition for?

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Yes I know all about his back problems, I was also hoping he would be cut after last season but I know he is healthy as ever now and as of tonight he is playing some of his best football.

it's preseason. who cares if he's playing good. teams don't really blitz. when the reg season comes around he'll go back to his old ways and stink it up man. idc what you think you saw at flowery branch.

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The Falcons added the second best corner in football to their defense and addressed their 2nd biggest deficiency.

The Panthers biggest additions were at positions that didn't need addressing.

Additionally, the Falcons have installed an offense that has looked pretty fuging impressive, both in training camp and in the preseason. The Panthers still don't have a pass rush, still don't have a defensive line, and still only have half a secondary.

Ryan has looked better, Julio has looked unstoppable.

Also cool 6 year old meme that really hammered your post home.

Tell me Fiz ....the second best corner that got burned by AJ Green.

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