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Gamble out; Beason doubtful vs. Dallas


Dpantherman

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Its the Luke, Josh and Captain show with special bash bros. appearances by James Anderson and MR. (to you) Thomas Davis.

With Beason out we will have one additional tackler on the field when on D so... that's something at least

Keiser. its breakout week for you big guy.

Oh, and I expect a pick each from the safeties. Nakamura don't worry. Yours will likely be thrown right at you so don't put too much pressure on yourself.

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Next week we are going to hear a lot about how Romo has bounced back from his recent struggles.

I'm trying to think back in Panther history and imagine a time we played Romo and didn't make him look like the greatest QB to ever play the game...

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If this were before the first game of the year, I would have been seriously disappointed and pissed. Now, I'm like "meh".

It is amazing how this team can just suck all the emotion out of you. Can't help but wonder if any of the Panthers feel the same way.

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I remember how a certain team from the QC was suppose to run rough shot over a team from the southwest back in 2008 in the playoffs....we all know how that turned out. Luke will play the Mike, and yeah our secondary could suck, but don't play the game before sunday. If we were facing Aaron Rodgers I wouldn't give us any hope, but Romo (and Garrett)..............

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I'm trying to think back in Panther history and imagine a time we played Romo and didn't make him look like the greatest QB to ever play the game...

Yeah, I think I saw this week that he is 5-0 lifetime against the Panthers. He's a loser by nature, so we're bound to get him eventually...might as well be Sunday.

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