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Toundra

By Toundra,
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I said during the bye that we would win 3 of the next 4, just didnt think we'd drop the game right out of the gate. We're damn close, just need a little mo'.. I think we'll all be ok if we stay ahead of ATL, which right now doesnt seem that hard...

 

Just win this week then focus on next, lose this week and next doesnt matter... Positivity breeds positivity, as does negativity...

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I am literally amazed that these type threads keep popping up.  We are a circled win on every team's schedule.  Sure, we will suprise a couple teams and finish the year with 4-7 wins, but we are going nowhere this year.

 

We are a bottom feeder in this league with a few bright spots on defense, a QB with immense talent who is regressing due to coaching, o-line play, and his own fundamental short comings.  We have a coach who is absolutely lost on the sidelines and I can't look around the league at any of the other coaches and feel confident that he can out coach them (not one single coach).

 

This season is over, which will be cemented when we go into Minnesota on Sunday and waste away another game at the hands of Matt Cassel or Christian Ponder. 

 

I hope and Pray we win, and will watch every game and go to the games at Home, however until we get a coaching staff in place that knows how to utilize our weapons and until the offensive line is fixed, this team will flounder.

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we will be 4-4 and we'll end up 9-7. Whether that means playoffs is a different story. Saved by the bye week. Kept us from being 1-4 like the falcons.

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I rewatched the game last night and let me share some of my optomistic thoughts....

 

The refs cost us at least 1 touchdown and BIG momentum. Calling Carson "in the grass" was ridiculous and premature due to the fact he still was struggling and moving away from CJ.

 

The drops happen unfortunately and the WRs will play better than they did on sunday. I have never seen smitty that lost in the first few series in my life.

 

Cam did what he could he is a great QB cant really put it on him unless you just really want him out of here and playing Tight End some where.

 

We will destroy the vikings why? Because we are a second half performing team and the time is now to TURN UP! We will limit AP to under 100 yards we will cause 2 turnovers and win by at least 2 scores.

 

Time is now for going on a roll and I havent said things like this yet this year and I stand by my predictions.

 

Panther fuging PRIDE!!  

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