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First bs call was the cotchery no catch which clearly was a catch, second was the gano miss where a bronco player was clearly offsides, ted ginn being held no call, and the worst one in my opinion is the broncos not being called for anything at all in the second half.. I don't entirely blame the refs but they made some real bad calls and no calls.. I gotta give major props to denver they played their asses off and manning gets to ride off in the sunset I guess.. The future is still bright for the panthers! KEEP POUNDING!

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I thought the Tolbert fumble was a back breaker.  Still 10--7 and we would have been inside the 40 first down.  Could have went up 14-10 with a TD.  It also looked like the guy was offsides on the missed FG.  Guess that doesnt change anything I dont know.  Also Jerrico Cotchery dropped that ball when we could have had a first and goal inside the five there to start the second half.  

So many dropped balls tonight.

Could have use KB tonight. 

I refuse to be negative though.  Love this team, love our coaches and love Cam Newton.  He has done more than enough to get the benefit of the doubt for the fumble and this game overall.  

Add Kelvin Benjamin and a first round pick and I say we have a good shot to be back next year.  

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