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Panthers First Half Superlatives

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Here are my mid season superlatives.  Feel free to debate any of them or add new ones.

 

Mvp - cam

Best offensive player - cam

Best defensive player - kk

best play - Olsen's game winner in seattle

best defensive play - tie between Thomas Davis' game saving int vs gb and Normans game saving int vs new orleans

best offensive play - Olsen's game winner in seattle

best special team play - gano's 52 yd winner vs ind.

luckiest play - dickson's fumble recovery for a td in tb

worst play - punt return for a td by saints Marcus Murphy.

best win - at seattle

worst loss - n/a

worst officiating call - no offensive pass interference on Andre Johnson td

most improved - kk

best free agent pickup - tie Ginn/Kurt coleman/oher

best trade - Jared Allen

best game by individual -  Norman at tb

best unexpected game - delaire's debut at tb

best overall team offensive performance - Seattle (4 80 yard td drives is still unbelievable there)

best overall team defensive performance - Tampa bay

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Good list, I agree with most of them. I would put Norman as best defensive player (even though KK is having a crazy season). Most rewarding win was definitely Seattle, but you could argue best win was GB because we knew how elite they have been the entire season (minus DEN). Maybe add a breakout player of the year? I would give that one to Coleman, he's been huge for us so far in a pleasantly unexpected way.  

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I was going to have a "worst officiating call that went in our favor" but couldn't really think of any.  

I thought we were fortunate that Tillman didn't get pass interference when Seattle was in desperation time at the end.  I'm sure there must be more...

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