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Official Panthers vs Bucs Game Thread

SuperJTheGreat

By SuperJTheGreat,
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Avacashay

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dewd can you consult that thing about some powerball numbers when u get a min?

Sure, I'll let you know.

I don't think so. I know what you're saying. But I believe Cam was attempting to make the completion and the ball sailed. It just happened to work out in our favor but u don't throw a ball away between the hashes

Maybe you should watch it again when you get the chance. There is a clear difference between a ball that sailed and one that is intentionally thrown over the receiver.

Even the announcers managed to see that much.

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you made something less than sense there

ATL will win another game with their MVP QB throwing 3 ints early in the game. Some on this board thinks that if Cam throws 1 int that the blame for the loss falls on his shoulders because his team cannot overcome a single turnover.

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ATL will win another game with their MVP QB throwing 3 ints early in the game. Some on this board thinks that if Cam throws 1 int that the blame for the loss falls on his shoulders because his team cannot overcome a single turnover.

nah, not really. Nobody blames any loss completely on Cam. Nobody blames any loss completely on one TO. You are reaching way too far and trying way too hard methinks.

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