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Here we go folks. Can the Panthers shake off the injuries and continue to win? Soon we shall see. Panthers at Cowboys Let's get it.

This guy would click it.

I knew you would click this, you sicko.

Oh dear.

In my 46 years I have not once sought out a rolling stones song to listen to. Boring music. No idea why them, billy Joel, or Elton John are so popular.

Ok folks, time to sound off. You know the drill. Who wins? Score? Notable stats? BONUS: Super Bold Prediction. Must be plausible however unlikely.

I've only bought nuleaf. They seemed reputable but y'all tell me.

Welp, looks like I'm stocking up then.

Let's hope he doesn't overcompensate from not wanting to be a Panthers homer and is overly critical instead.

Here is the Athletics power rankings for the NFC South. 2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1) Previous rank: 1 Week 3 result: Lost to the Rams, 34-24 Surprise! The Bucs brought back all 22 starters and most of their key backups, but that depth is already being tested, particularly in the defensive secondary. Tampa Bay enjoyed some injury luck last year on the way to its title — getting defensive tackle Vita Vea back for a postseason run was massive, literally — but the first three weeks of the season have been a reminder of how quickly that can change. The Bucs are already down two cornerbacks (Sean Murphy-Bunting and Jamel Dean) and a pass rusher (Jason Pierre-Paul, who is dealing with a nagging shoulder injury) and the Rams were able to exploit those weaknesses in ways future opponents like the Patriots and the Dolphins cannot. 14. Carolina Panthers (3-0) Previous rank: 15 Week 3 result: Beat the Texans, 24-9 Surprise! D.J. Moore was already trending toward becoming one of the NFL’s top receivers, but that doesn’t make his quick chemistry with Sam Darnold any less impressive. Moore’s 16 receptions for a first down are tied for second in the NFL — one behind Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce — and his 285 receiving yards rank eighth. Carolina will need Moore to continue to put up elite numbers to make up for Christian McCaffrey’s absence. 16. New Orleans Saints (2-1) Previous rank: 18 Week 3 result: Beat the Patriots, 28-13 Surprise! The Saints are surviving without Michael Thomas. It was one thing for Drew Brees to adjust to lengthy stretches without his No. 1 target last season, but now Jameis Winston has had to find other options, like Deonte Harris and Marquez Callaway. Harris is averaging nearly 19 yards per catch and Callaway caught his first touchdown of the season on Sunday. We knew the Saints would have to rely most heavily on Alvin Kamara (and indeed, Kamara leads the Saints in pass targets) but it’s been a pleasant surprise to see other receiving options emerge. 26. Atlanta Falcons (1-2) Previous rank: 30 Week 3 result: Beat the Giants, 17-14 Surprise! The Falcons have the third-worst offensive EPA in the league. Even during a 4-12 season in 2020, Atlanta finished 14th in that category. It’s jarring to see Matt Ryan have such trouble getting the ball down the field. His 4.25 air yards per attempt are 32nd among 33 qualifying NFL quarterbacks.

I know a guy in state government and he said there is no interest in closing the loophole in NC that allows it to be legal. In fact he said weed would likely be legal here in the next 5 years or so.

Hello and welcome to this week's edition of "What Fans are Saying". This week we take a look at the Cowboys and what their media hyped delirium is allowing them to believe. Honestly, I haven't seen a more cocky and uneducated fan base in quite some time. Wait, the Cowboys allowed Hurts to pass for over 300? L O Fuggin L. From the talk on their board I thought they had the rebirth of the 86 Bears defense. How can you have a trap game against an undefeated team? Fugging idiot. On the Carolina Panthers defense: Wintson has looked good in every game so far except against Carolina. Conclusion: Winston has regressed. You could not be more nonsensical. Why not just say every QB that has faced the Panthers has looked awful. That would be more accurate. Give me a break about the "prolific" offense. Dallas has had 3 games and 2 of them have been against some of the worst defenses in the league. The Cowboys offense is good, but they are not at the level of the Saints in reality. It won't be particularly difficult for the Panthers to dismantle them. Yeah, that 2015 beat down that ended Romo's career was no biggie. If memory serves, that was also an undefeated Panthers team coming in and being underdogs to an average Cowboys team. Whats that they say about history? Something repeating? On the Panthers offensive line Well, yeah, I can't really disagree here. But let me add that Cam Erving is probably the 3rd most exploitable offensive lineman on the team. There are many options for exploitation.

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If he can play corner at a high level he could squat on the desk and take a dump while telling us all to F off.

I think it could be. Even up against the days of Pepp and Rucker.

Jameis looked good.... until.

LOL, this.

Just taking a gander at their message boards in preparation bfor tomorrow's what cowboys fans are saying topic. They beat the Eagles and they think they are Superbowl contenders now. Lol For a team that hasn't been relevant since U Can't Touch This , they sure have some confidence.

Put a icy blue flood light on it at night.

No I just winged it. Hands - Wire and scotch tape with paint and an acrylic sealer for when it rains. Arms and Shoulders - Two pool noodles Cloak - 4 black shower curtains from the Dollar store (yes they have 1 dollar shower curtains), and this fabric from amazon

Trent Scott is ahead of Brown. Tecklenburg can play center and guard. So probably won't see Brown any time soon.