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How you show respect to an opponent

Zod

By Zod,
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rayzor Grand Master

rayzor

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The best way to show an opponent respect is by giving then the best game you have got.

Go Panthers

yep.

laying down in front of them is just condescending.

a real fight will do them good... even if it results in a loss.

crap, if you don't believe that then just consider it a special gift that we are making their #1 pick over all a reality.

that's the real gift, right?

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CRA Grand Master

CRA

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Looking forward to seeing Dwill get the bulk for a change...miss that guy.

That is why I have been debating not watching this one....Williams has been stuffed at a higher rate than any of the RBs. He probably will have like 10 carries for 10 yards or something absurd.

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Im sure there will be a pregame prayer or W/E, then the players will all go out and shake hands.. then game on. Cam will be probably be told not to celebrate and to give the ball to chiefs fans.

Why do you people keep acting like the city of KC has gone through a natural disaster. He should not I repeat should not hand a ball to a chiefs fan if there is a panthers fan in the area. If there are no panther fans in sight throw the ball up there like the eagles game.

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