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we had them at 3rd and goal from the 27 yardline 5 minutes ago and are now down 2 scores if that isn't panthers football i don't know what is

this has been a thoroughly enjoyable watch if for nothing else than the comedic value funniest game i've seen in ages, glad i picked this as my first to tune into this year lmfao

never

official theme song of this game:

is this arizona drive ever going to end it feels like it's been hours

are we sure that this game isn't just two local charlotte junior varsity teams doppelganging as NFL players?

feels like one of those online madden games where you play against the same team that you picked

jeez the stadium looks empty

holy poo the offense actually scored points ;o

went from "SAVE US CAM" to "SAVE US SLIGHTLY ABOVE AVERAGE DEFENSE" the evolution of panthers football

all you can do is laugh

no matter how badly we suck beating up the cardinals will always make me feel pleasure feels nice to actually be feared/respected by at least one team even if its just the cardinals

The rams of the 1950s ran a 2QB offense to great success so this almost seems plausible, Rhule was simply playing 4D chess at the end of last season and attempting to replicate them!

The waters it's passing over aren't all that hot, which is probably why the ICON isn't as aggressive as it was earlier now. There probably won't be explosive intensification, more gradual. The wind field has also gotten large; the yellow circle shows how far tropical storm forced winds extend from the center.

officially up to 155mph but you could make a real argument for 160mph based on some of the data coming out of it... the NHC is bearish about giving storms the upgrade to a 5. The speed at which that eyewall replacement cycle occured earlier has helped spur this; most of them don't complete so quickly. Regardless it has 5-6 hours left until landfall so there's still time for some further intensification. Looks we're looking at the 6th ever landfalling category 5 hurricane in US history. This one could end up putting up Harvey/Katrina numbers in terms of cost when it's all set and done.

up to 140 mph and 942 mbar at 5 am. looks like it's gonna try and make a run at cat 5 before landfall later today... flight level winds already strong enough to support a 5, just a matter of the surface level winds catching up. the slight jaunts in any given direction are going to continue up to landfall as well so it's hard to know where exactly it'll come ashore. hearts out to everyone in the path of this thing

Well this is pretty much devolving into the worst case scenario. Slow moving cat 4 supplemented by one of the worst forecast errors in recent memory. The area south of Bonita didn't even have a hurricane warning until 5PM and they may very well receive the eyewall.

the NHC must be in a state of abject chaos right now it could actually end up going east of even fort meyers now. people would've thought you were a madman if you said this yesterday. its probably gonna start intensifying again shortly.

its almost done with the EWRC now, itll probably have time to strengthen more just before it comes ashore. likely low end cat 4. very large in diameter too, im expecting to see the hurricane warnings shifted south at 11. quite a few tornado warnings have popped up so far too. https://twitter.com/TropicalTidbits/status/1574921373071577089?t=957O1w0M7upaMhJNtVPSkA&s=19

Worst case scenario for this would probably be it going north east into Fort Myers or something and then re-emerging over which seems to be what things are trending towards... ;/ undergoing an eyewall replacement cycle atm but man this thing looks like it's starting to head more easterly as seen at the very end of this loop. Interested to see what it looks like at 11. Wind steering layers pointing it quite far east as well(these "guide" hurricanes along their path a good bit of the time): This isn't good for Florida either. That part of the state wasn't preparing to get the brunt of it, that was more focused up in Tampa.

As far as impacts on SC go it's pretty much just going to come down to last second "wobbles", slight alterations in the track that occur naturally. Wobbles like this are what saved Lake Charles from getting the worst of Laura a few years back. The more time it spends over sea, the more severe the impacts will be because it'll give it more time over warm sea surface tempuratures to strengthen so any shift to the east will help it develop further after re-emergence. The models seem to be split on just how long it's actually going to spend over sea if it even re-emerges at all. Each model is an individual run and models are incorrect all the time which is why the NHC uses an aggregate of multiple, reliable models rather than just taking one as the word of god. That is what their cones/forecasts consist of. The ICON, a model which has been quite reliable so far with regards to this particular storm, thinks it'll re-emerge and strengthen significantly in approach to SC into probably a major. To my knowledge the ICON is the most "radical" of the models at the moment. The EURO also seems to be in favor of re-emergence but as a much weaker system, probably a TS or low end Cat 1. The storm has already shifted east quite a lot from initial projections. It's a bit far out to know for sure, just have to wait and see. EURO on top, ICON on bottom.

KB downed him and the idiot refs admitted it and reversed the return after. If it had been called correctly in the first place by an official standing right beside the play the shoulder injury never happens. We were briefly above .500 overall W/L as a franchise at one point in 2018.

If we hired Sean fuging Payton I'm out until he's gone.