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So, how many altercations will we have Sunday?

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I thought you meant in the stands... the players, meh... probably none.

Nah, last home game vs NO was extra heated. With the team feeling like they were disrespected last year, plus with the bounty scandal. Both teams are desperate for a win.

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0. im sure there will be some talk but i highly doubt the altercation like last time happen. i think both sides coaches werent very happy about it last time. and really, its not good for the sport. jmo

Since that last altercation....the Saints* intentionally ran up the score on a depleted defense and it came out the they had a bounty on Cam....

I think Carolina is extra chippy.....we will see if that helps or hurts them. In all honesty of they aren't extra chippy....I will be disappointed. They should have an extra edge for a variety of reasons

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I saw the article on PFT (I believe) about them running up the score last year... if the Panthers were a HS or College team I'd have cared more... since it's the pros, and these guys get paid to play, it doesn't rile me up too much. I know other people feel differently, and that's fine... some of the players probably didn't like it, but what do you do? We couldn't stop them... they kept scoring... I hate the Saints* as much as anyone, but had Cam or Smitty been close to a record like that, we probably would have all wanted them to get it too.

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