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Kraken on a mission

pilot2011

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“It’s another win,” defensive end Greg Hardy said. “It’s another week. The next game is the biggest game. The next game is Monday. It’s the biggest game of the season. We’re going to go to work this week and put in a lot of blood, sweat and tears so we can come out with the same swagger and attitude we had this week. We’re going to take what we want. We’re going to do what we want. That’s because we believe and work and run each other down to the bone until Monday and come out and hit them in the mouth with a nasty attitude.”

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Were gonna take what we want were gonna do what we want. New Panthers motto. My whole outlook has changed on this team. Buffalo - texting my friends, were gonna lose, were gonna blow it, were gonna choke.

Yesterday getting texts down 9-0 - we're fuging them up, down 9-7 missed fg were pulling this out. Giving them the ball back. Were putting kap on his douche ass. Total confidence feels great!

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