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Don't bring back out your Panthers fandom now, you didn't have it before the game, you can't have it now

Hallin'AllDaeDae

By Hallin'AllDaeDae,
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Dude shut up.

There's a difference between being a blind homer and being a fan.

The "negativity" wasn't unbiased. This team looked like poo offensively, they deserved it. No panther fan here wanted us to lose, or even want the players and coaches to continue to prove us right and let us down. I said last night when the team gives us something positive to be positive about, we will be. And lo and behold, they did.

I garuntee this week will be more positive around here, albeit sceptical.  No one is fooling themselves and saying the Pats are a good defense. But we got whooped by a bad defense last week, so this is improvement. We know what we can do, and next week against a good defense, d-line and secondary we'll see what we really are.

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I'm eating crow today, I was bashing Cam last week and rightfully so.  But he had a great game.  I want him and team to do well.  This team is one that can get on streaks and a confident Offense can make us great again but damn we are still playing a soft Spot with the lead.  Great win, back on track and for once in a long time thanks Gano!

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yeah none of yall listened when I said Tom Brady isn't as good as advertised.

None of yall listened when i said Saints had a respectable d-line while the Patriots don't.

Go ahead. Give em that crow and shove all that poo down every single doubter's mouth.

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