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Preseason Panic In Pantherland.

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Doc Holiday Grand Master

Doc Holiday

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after 3 horrific offensive performances in a row whats not to panic about, honestly I've dropped my expectations of this team from a worse case 9-7 to me thinking we will be doing good to make 7-9.  

 

Our offense has consistently played that bad.

 

 

but at the same time our defense is looking like the monster I thought they would turn into, #monsters inc

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after 3 horrific offensive performances in a row whats not to panic about, honestly I've dropped my expectations of this team from a worse case 9-7 to me thinking we will be doing good to make 7-9.

Our offense has consistently played that bad.

but at the same time our defense is looking like the monster I thought they would turn into, #monsters inc

Offense was consistantly bad in the 2011 and 2012 preseasons.....

Those are also the two greatest offensive production seasons in franchise history. All comes down to the OL. If they can be some what not crappy....we will be okay

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An entire article that is written about what people should not think.  If the preseason is nothing, why play 4 games?

 

By that measure, "why practice"?

 

Cause, that's all Pre Season is: It's a Glorified practice, and evaluation period for coaches. 

 

They play the games in public, to whet the fans appetites, as they're doing here. 

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By that measure, "why practice"?

Cause, that's all Pre Season is: It's a Glorified practice, and evaluation period for coaches.

They play the games in public, to whet the fans appetites, as they're doing here.

They play preseason games because its another 2 games worth of revenue streams coming to the organizations.

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