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We need to change conversation from getting in the playoffs to "can we win the Super Bowl?"

Sam Mills Fan

By Sam Mills Fan,
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I'm going to say yes. We'll be favored in every game the rest of the season except the 2 Saints game. We'll probably split with the Saints and lose a game we should win and finish 11-5 or 12-4. We're the hottest team in football knocking off two contenders in a row. We can do it with offense OR defense. There should be no team we fear from here on out: Denver, Seattle, New Orleans...who cares. They should be fearing us.

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The rules:

A game-winning drive for the purposes of this bet means that:

Cam must be on the field the entire drive. Wildcat plays are fine, if he's hurt and Anderson finishes it off, it doesn't count.

The drive must start at the 50 or anywhere in Panthers territory.

Cam must complete at least 1 pass for positive yards on the drive.

The clock has to be under 5 minutes left when we take over.

We must be tied or trailing when we take over.

We must score a touchdown. The only way I'll count a field goal is if it's to win the game with under 10 seconds left.

You must have over 3,000 posts to enter and this is subject to change according to the approval of Zod or any other admin (Kurb maybe? Can't remember how it works here anymore.) I'd like it to be the first person with over 3,000 posts that wants to do it.

If Cam succeeds, I'll donate $100 to the charity of your choice within 2 weeks of whenever it happens. If Cam doesn't succeed, you'll donate $100 to St. Jude's Children Research Hospital within 2 weeks of the end of the season.

Anyone in? People should be chomping at the bit since everyone still believes in Cam, right?

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As long as we split the Aints games and win out we take the division as long as Seattle destroys the Aints at home.  With that we'd have a bye with Seatlle and gotta hope some other team upsets them in their home.  That place is hell man.  They haven't lost there in almost 2 years now and theres a reason why.

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Growl Grand Master

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We need to stop having threads with people telling us what we're supposed to think about our football team.

 

 

Screw this crap.

 

I just want to keep winning.

 

 

I'll enjoy this for the next hour and a half, and then I'll be grumpy again because I want another win next week.

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Udogg Enthusiast

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I'm going to say yes. We'll be favored in every game the rest of the season except the 2 Saints game. We'll probably split with the Saints and lose a game we should win and finish 11-5 or 12-4. We're the hottest team in football knocking off two contenders in a row. We can do it with offense OR defense. There should be no team we fear from here on out: Denver, Seattle, New Orleans...who cares. They should be fearing us.

 

I guess what you say is possible.  Depends on if you think we can with our quarterback.  Think his name is Cam Newton.  Do you think he can lead us to a Superbowl now?

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Helllllll nah! This dude does not get to come in here and a make thread about us winning the SB when the b***h was shouting how Cam would never have a 4th qtr win etc etc. No. F**k these types of fans. This clown seriously needs to GTFO.

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I'm going to say yes. We'll be favored in every game the rest of the season except the 2 Saints game. We'll probably split with the Saints and lose a game we should win and finish 11-5 or 12-4. We're the hottest team in football knocking off two contenders in a row. We can do it with offense OR defense. There should be no team we fear from here on out: Denver, Seattle, New Orleans...who cares. They should be fearing us.

 

Hey SMF, check out this thread:

 

 

It's just for you!

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