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The last five super bowl winners

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Sloth Apprentice

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Signed a whopping two "big name players" in free agency (Michael Bennett, Cliff Avril) calm the fug down. Also keep in mind, it took a while after FA began to attain Bennett and Avril. 

 

Did they lose their LT, 2 depth guys at G, WR1, WR2, WR3, WR4, S and best CB as well?

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Jangler Newbie

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Lol. The Panthers won't even make the playoffs in 2014. Too much change and I'm willing to bet the players that are still on the team are feeling a wtf about right now just as many do the fans are.

 

 

See and I see the massive changes as positive and will bring the team together even better. I won't be surprised at all if we repeat last year or are better. Of course I won't be surprised if we miss the playoffs based on the overall history of the Panthers.

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See and I see the massive changes as positive and will bring the team together even better. I won't be surprised at all if we repeat last year or are better. Of course I won't be surprised if we miss the playoffs based on the overall history of the Panthers.

Hope you're right, but I don't see it.

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The deal is NOBODY knows. We don't.

 

The perception at the moment is we have less than what we ended with despite everyone knowing we needed another wr. The other wr we all thought could go WITH Smitty.

 

Not many here saw him being shown the door.

Not many here saw Gross retiring.

 

 

Those two guys take a lot with them.

 

IMO, there are more holes to fill THIS year than last.

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