UnluckyforSome

We are all a bit biased on that opinion as well, and that's what being a fan is about.

Why Panthers reddit cannot really be taken seriously.

The flaw in this is that every athlete's body will respond differently. To think that he will bounce back and be just about like new is as incorrect to think he will never run again and a stiff breeze will send him to the ground. There is really no way to predict what the outcome will be.

It also means we are winning close, 1-score games. On 1 hand that can be a sign of growth and a team learning to find a way to win. Negatively, it is a team getting fortunate bounces, and is typically not sustainable. See this year's Chiefs compared to last season.

I'm not convinced they even make it into the playoffs at this point. Been a strange season this time around.

They are missed opportunities in that both were games that had a good chance for victory. Jacksonville does have a good chance at a playoff spot and would be in if the season ended today. Enough fans were buying into the nonsense of making the Superbowl because we began with Jacksonville.

Barring some sort of collapse, it seems there will be at least 2 coming out of the North and at least 2 from the West. East will have 1. That's 5 of the 7 spots, 6 when the South winner is included. There is something to say for the final stretch of games, minus the Saints, are a gauntlet of playoff teams or playoff-caliber teams. If the Panthers get in, they will have proven on the field that they belong. If not, it will be the famous missed opportunities of Jacksonville, Arizona and New Orleans games.

The mascot is a black cat.

Make believe and wild speculation.

It will be whatever it will be. We could very well go out and lose every single game down the stretch, we could go out and win every game too.

If we get anything at all from him at this point it would be a positive. He will have not really played in 2+ years, if/when he is cleared to return.

First time seeing the Raiders this season, other than highlights. They are really terrible on both sides of the ball.

I don't feel too awfully bad for Falcons fans. If this were a relationship, they would've been told to leave their abusive partner a long time ago, but they stay and keep thinking maybe they will love me back if I just try harder. It took them 50 years to have back-to-back winning seasons. We are at 30 or so years, but I am hoping we don't take 50 to get there.

When Cousins came in, his 1st play was from under center.

When the question comes up over the next few years, "How did the Rams get so good??"

One of the commenters on ESPN this morning said that Atlanta had to play Penix in the pistol or shotgun only because going under center was too stressful on the knees.

A good time-waster to look at different scenarios and what needs to happen. https://www.espn.com/nfl/playoffs/machine

I know! That's why he interviewed with the Falcons before they went with Morris. He would be gone from UNC as soon as that phone rang.

Well, maybe they fire Morris too, aaaaaaand lure Old Bill from Chapel Hill in as their next coach.

But wait! There's more!

For whatever reason, the Falcons are a bit schizophrenic. Maybe only somewhat related, but a persistent criticism of Morris in Tampa was that his teams were undisciplined.

Why would there be training wheels on a 3rd year player?

He played well today. I didn't watch the 1st half. From what I saw in the 2nd, for better or worse, he probably won his 5th year here.

Bucs-Bills has been a good game.

Watching the whip around coverage today. Too many good games on the schedule to be stuck watching Panthers slop.