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Panthers have more wins against teams with winning records than Denver and Kansas City COMBINED.

You play who you play....people only selectively use the "you haven't played anyone card".

Anyone heard that said about Denver? That they have just beat up on bad teams?

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Well, everyone has said that about KC. It's not like people are saying it is Carolina's fault they haven't played a tough schedule. People are just reserving judgment about how good Carolina really is until they can beat a few good teams. It's a non knee-jerk reaction.

 

As far as Denver goes, they have Peyton Manning. I mean, Peyton Manning is enough on his own to get a pass for playing a weak schedule.

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Pat's haven't exactly played a murderer's row either.

 

They beat the Saints in Foxboro.

 

The beat the Bills and Jets by a combined 5 points.

 

They beat Atl by a TD

 

Killed TB

 

Lost to the Bengals and Jets (second game)

 

Beat Miami by 10.

 

Their only "convincing wins came against the Bucs (1-8) and the Steelers (3-6).

 

They've lost 2 of their 3 road games and are about to add another loss on the road.

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Did they watch the Rams (team we beat comfortably with their starting QB (a former #1 overall pick) against the Seahawks and Colts (without their starting QB)? If the Colts/Rams game in particular was a fight, the refs would have stopped it early to spare everyone the carnage. And, speaking of easy schedules, the AFC south? You gotta be kidding me.

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