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Official Week 18: Panthers @ Buccaneers Gameday Thread
UnluckyforSome replied to WarPanthers89's topic in Carolina Panthers
The home field/seeding thing seems to be an ESPN-driven talking point whenever it does happen. The word from the NFL has always been there should be a reward for winning the division, it's important and it means something, and if a team wants a home playoff game, win their division. -
Young’s 2025 total passing yards
UnluckyforSome replied to Youngs Ten Yard Bombs's topic in Carolina Panthers
We can maybe trade Brown for a 1st and use that towards a wr in the upcoming draft. He's probably never going to be more valuable than right now. Do it Tepper! Brass balls! -
But he loves Little Debbie oatmeal snack cakes, and promises he is not going to be the coach at Alabama.
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Crazy Old Al and his overhead projector knew years ago.
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Tomorrow's Finebaum show..
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3-loss team. They would've been a great selection for the Tony the Tiger Frosted Flakes Sun Bowl.
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Not so sure the SEC darling is going to come back in this 1. Not so sure how the country will survive only having 1 SEC team in the final four.
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Texas Tech has no offense.
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Lowest Yards Per Completion...All Time.
UnluckyforSome replied to SetfreexX's topic in Carolina Panthers
But sometimes, the game just does not translate to the next level. It's not necessarily anyone's fault, it is just that what worked no longer is effective. Everyone knows a great example of this, as he was 1 of the best college football qbs of all time. He was simply not an NFL qb though, as much as some wanted it to be so for various reasons. -
His wife makes great meatballs though. To be fair, he didn't hire himself here. He dazzled and bamboozled them with what they wanted to hear. He was going to be an innovative, program-builder, culture-installing football genius. They ate it up like those fabulous meatballs.
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We aren't going to get anything for him unless Jones is stupid again and wants to make another deal for our junk. So he is here. Buyers remorse. What I am a bit puzzled about is that he just needs more time, more reps etc. He's not a 19 or 20 year old youngster. He will be 25 at the end of January.
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One of Us.
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Even today, you just can't spell "citrus" without UT.
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I really don't care. I still don't like him. I hope he loses today. Matt Rhule on the Nebraska sidelines today.
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Vandy still has a good shot at winning, but yeah, I agree. Blame Floriduh. They ran The Ohio State University off the field by halftime that year, and the SEC went on to win like 7 or 8 consecutive championships.
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Playoff Teams Concern Flaws/Weaknesses
UnluckyforSome replied to kungfoodude's topic in Carolina Panthers
Well no matter what we will have a rematch waiting for us in that game if we make the playoffs. I don't think we have much ability to change our stripes too much. We kind of are what we are at this point. -
Playoff Teams Concern Flaws/Weaknesses
UnluckyforSome replied to kungfoodude's topic in Carolina Panthers
When I looked up pressure stats the other day, I was a little surprised at blitz % overall. We don't blitz very often, and I have to think it's because we don't get to the qb very often, and we are exposing vulnerabilities that we are not able to accommodate when we do send extra pressure. -
Whatever wildcard team ends up 5 will win that game. If you don't think losing on home field in the 1st round of the playoffs is an embarrassment, then that's your opinion, and you are welcome to it, and it's cool to have different opinions. There is no disrespect in making that statement. There are better teams. The Panthers chance of winning the NFC Championship are 1 in none. The Steelers in the AFC may be slightly better, perhaps 2 in none. Just saying.
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Silver cape, blue costume, black boots, cat mask, call him Super Purr. Watch him thrill the crowd and entertain children with trampoline tricks, frisbee catching and dunking footballs over the crossbar.
