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Sitting here at work trying to listen to crappy a.m. station.......anyway Prime time with the pacman is on and he said later on in the show were gonna talk about the panthers and some help they are gonna get this week. I know i am not hearing things.....anyone heard such? right now all they are talking about is Favre. what a shock.....

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premature e-speculation

fixed for accuracy.

i do think something is going to happen fairly quickly. they still have about a month to get ready for that first game but they need to be using every bit of that to get the new guy familiar with the scheme here.

this is especially true because TC is over after today and gone will be the 2 a days practices.

i'm glad that they tried to see if they could make do with what they have in house but they have found out that they aren't going to be able to.

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fixed for accuracy.

i do think something is going to happen fairly quickly. they still have about a month to get ready for that first game but they need to be using every bit of that to get the new guy familiar with the scheme here.

this is especially true because TC is over after today and gone will be the 2 a days practices.

i'm glad that they tried to see if they could make do with what they have in house but they have found out that they aren't going to be able to.

I agree, I know they probably want to just wait for cuts but in my humble opinion I think they should trade for someone right now and then after cuts are made get ANOTHER guy. If we could add a starting caliber DT through a trade and then find another guy who could contribute then I think we would finally be ok. Offensive tackle might be another position we look at upgrading unless Schwartz plays better throughout preseason.

If Hurney could pull that off then the defense would not have any excuses and the team would be fairly talented and be in good shape for a run. If we wait until cuts and sign a backup that will start and then rely on Favorite and Irvin to rotate in then it will be better but by no means fixed.

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Did we ever really know what was going on with Peppers? I'm not thinking about this. The FO will do what they do, I got other things to think about, more important things...Like.....I wonder if Hayden P. should play Supergirl in a Superman movie...Man I'd go see that one...

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