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Why we have a chance Tommorrow.. The Sun.


PantherTrain84

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I dont know what it is about this team but if its overcast or rainy, this team just plays horrible. Here is some tidbits. When the sun isnt shining and its either overcast or raining we are 2-3 in the Rivera/Newton era. Lets look at the games we played in rainy or bleak weather. In 2011 we played the Jaguars and Titans in rainy/overcast weather. We barely beat the Jaguars and got stomped by the Titans.

Now lets look at this season so far.. We played the Bucs, Seahawks and Saints in rainy or overcast weather. We are 1-2 this season so far in these conditions. Whats even more telling is not only do we seem to lose in this kind of weather, its almost as though our offense doesnt even show up.. Let me elaborate.. In those 5 games combined we scored a total of 76 points which equals to just 15 points per game in rainy or overcast weather and our record is 2-3.

I know its normal for rain to play a factor but the fact that even in very overcast weather like against the Seahawks we still play poorly which is concerning. I once dated this girl that had this mental condition where when it was rainy or overcast she would go into full depression mode, maybe this team has the same condition. But fear not. I do have good news.. The forecast for the Cowboys game? 68 degrees, bright and sunny with 0% of rain.

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I dont know what it is about this team but if its overcast or rainy, this team just plays horrible. Here is some tidbits. When the sun isnt shining and its either overcast or raining we are 2-3 in the Rivera/Newton era. Lets look at the games we played in rainy or bleak weather. In 2011 we played the Jaguars and Titans in rainy/overcast weather. We barely beat the Jaguars and got stomped by the Titans.

Now lets look at this season so far.. We played the Bucs, Seahawks and Saints in rainy or overcast weather. We are 1-2 this season so far in these conditions. Whats even more telling is not only do we seem to lose in this kind of weather, its almost as though our offense doesnt even show up.. Let me elaborate.. In those 5 games combined we scored a total of 76 points which equals to just 15 points per game in rainy or overcast weather and our record is 2-3.

I know its normal for rain to play a factor but the fact that even in very overcast weather like against the Seahawks we still play poorly which is concerning. I once dated this girl that had this mental condition where when it was rainy or overcast she would go into full depression mode, maybe this team has the same condition. But fear not. I do have good news.. The forecast for the Cowboys game? 68 degrees, bright and sunny with 0% of rain.

Its a fair point. This will be our 1st day home game with good weather. We'll still get beat by 20 points but what the hell.

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