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Our Jekyll and Hyde Panthers......

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They played a complete game today just like the Giants game.....then they drink that damn potion and the Hyde side emerges and they can't get out of their own way.Whatever you may say of RR as a head coach......he has built a good defense and that has always been his trademark,and he showed some stones by going on fourth down and actually producing points.Then Mike Shula calls a good game and the players do what they are paid to do....we we win.I am hoping that they can finally gain some traction and get on a roll. Maybe they can stop the split personality disorder and find a team identity now.

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Meanwhile in Denver, the Jags are giving the Broncos a run for their money.

There are no really bad teams in the NFL.

 

I wouldn't say the Jags are giving the Broncos a run for their money. The Broncos are winning 35-19. I admit I'm not watching the game, and you might be, so I could be wrong. But by the look of the score, it doesn't really look to me like the Jags are all that competitive with the Broncos.

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I wouldn't say the Jags are giving the Broncos a run for their money. The Broncos are winning 35-19. I admit I'm not watching the game, and you might be, so I could be wrong. But by the look of the score, it doesn't really look to me like the Jags are all that competitive with the Broncos.

At one point it was 20-19

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