Anyone else feel like we're on a collision course for a rematch with Seattle?

[FootballMaestro]

21 minutes ago, Daddy_Uncle said:

I don't understand why people are so scared of Seattle.

Ghost I guess (shrugs)??

[pantherj]

Rivera was very concerned before we played Seattle. He even went so far as to say that we didn't match up well with them.

[Jangler]

Seattle in Charlotte

 

[Wundrbread33]

I am almost certain we will play them. The stars seem to be aligning to make it so.

IMO they are the only team I am worried about. That being said, I want us to whoop their ass, Arizona's, and New England's to shut everyone the fug up.

[beastson]

Its too early to tell. poo we can even lose a couple and drop to 2nd seed

[Diehardpanther02]

11 hours ago, thomas96 said:

Nobody thought the Eagles would beat the Patriots IN NEW ENGLAND. Eagles can beat anybody right now if they're "on" (particularly on ST) and if they're not giving the ball to Murray. Redskins have been great at home so if DeSean Jackson doesn't do anything stupid they could easily beat the Hawks and the Cowgirls barely lost to them 13-12 the first time and that was with Cassell still learning that offense. Giants as you said can pull anything out of their ass. The NFC East winner will beat the 5 seed. I stand by that and will continue to do so. 2 teams have made the playoffs with a losing record. They both won their wildcard round playoff game. If the NFC East winner ends up with a losing record which is pretty likely, they'll be the third to win a playoff game.

Id like to have some of what your smoking please, because your fear of Seattle is showing.  The NFC East will be one and done in the playoffs.  Any team can win on any given Sunday but you have to look at the match-up where it matters most and that is at the quarterback.  Not one quarterback in the NFC east is better than Russel Wilson, therefore the outcome will most likely end up with a Seahawks W.  Seattle is picking up steam and it is a tough match-up for us but we broke the ice early this year, in their house. Seattle is not the same team away as they are at home and they will be making a flight to Charlotte.  We can and we will beat Seattle if it comes down to it.  The good news though, IMO, the best football teams are in the NFC.  Seattle, Arizona and our panthers are the most complete teams in the NFL, so if we get past the NFC Championship game against likely Arizona we will be favored to win it all.

[UKPanther94]

Ultimately whichever team we play has a hundred more reasons to be worried about playing us than we do about them

[Mr Mojo Risin]

6 hours ago, KSpan said:

When Chip Kelly today is the best coach in an NFL division, that's one crappy division. He may still come around, but he's not a great NFL coach thus far.

"Can" and "will" can be two separate things in sports, particularly single-elimination tournaments like the NFL playoffs.

I am in no way saying we can't lose it is always Any Given Sunday in the NFL especially in the playoffs but if you listen to what the "analysts" are saying around the NFL the Cards get a lot of attention and are even viewed as the better team by some of these analysts.  I know we've had close games all year long but honestly their defense does not look as good as it was last year especially if Teddy was able to shred them like he did.    

[shaqattaq]

5 hours ago, MadHatter said:

Not so fast my friend....you are not correct in that assertion.

If Seattle beat the NFC East team and GB (#3 beat #6 Minn), we would get Seattle in the Div Round.

The only way Arizona would get Seattle in the Div round is if both the #5 and #6 seeds won the WC games.

I stand corrected...how embarrassing.

Off topic, but wouldn't GB and the Vikes meeting a 3rd time, in a wildcard game, in GB be pretty damned good football though?

[MadHatter]

2 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

I stand corrected...how embarrassing.

Off topic, but wouldn't GB and the Vikes meeting a 3rd time, in a wildcard game, in GB be pretty damned good football though?

Yes it would be a pretty good games.