I am not overlooking Chicago, and neither should you.

[rayzor]

I've been a fan long enough to know I don't look past anyone. 

This one is going to be another frustrating nail biter. It's one that we should win convincingly but will take it down to the wire. 

[Saca312]

11 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Allowed 23 points to the Falcons at home and yet the Panthers will blow them out?

Falcons offense isn’t what it used to be. Matt Ryan is playing bad, and Sarkisian is arguably Mike Shula 2.0 - or worse. Vanilla play-calling and poor situational analysis. 

Bears run their offense through their RB and TE. Panthers are tops in stopping both those categories. Add the fact they have a rookie QB in whose only way of success is a lot of rollouts, and it’s a recipe for our defense to shine.

As far as the Bears defense, they’re getting hurt. Even so, we should be able to handle them well enough to win.

I’d be very disappointed if this isn’t a win. 

[csx]

Screw it....blow them out. I'm not going to sit around worrying about it.

[RoaringRiot]

The only game I've overlooked this season was the Saints. I may not have been the only one. 

[ForJimmy]

Atl is only averaging 24.2 points per game. Scoring 23 on Chicago is just slightly below their average.

[therealmjl]

7 minutes ago, ForJimmy said:

Atl is only averaging 24.2 points per game. Scoring 23 on Chicago is just slightly below their average.

We’re not in a position to say another team is “only averaging 24.2 points per game.” 

 

[Daeavorn]

The bears are not a cakewalk but I definitely think we can win that game. We are one of 3 teams to not allow a 100 yard rusher or 100 yard passer this season. Our D is not a pushover and Peppers is gonna get pressure on Trubisky, at least. I think our D steps up, Luke comes back, and we win 24-17.

[jumpman910]

47 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Falcons offense isn’t what it used to be. They can't get Julio the ball in this new offense the same way that the Bucs cant get Desean the ball period. 

 

[JakeDel5674]

1 hour ago, Saca312 said:

The Panthers match up perfectly against the Bears. Our strengths are their weaknesses.

If we lose to the Bears, we’re not a playoff team. Simple as that.

Also, the Falcons do not have a better offense than us. That one you saw against Miami is the same one you saw against the Bears, Bills, and Lions. A trash, vanilla offense of mush. Big Ben was also very inaccurate.

I expect a blowout. A good solid game from us. If we can’t even convincingly win, I’d be very worried.

You expected us to blowout the Saints as well, and to beat the Eagles.  Just saying.  

[JakeDel5674]

1 hour ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Allowed 23 points to the Falcons at home and yet the Panthers will blow them out?

You do realize who you quoted, right?  He thought we were going to beat the Saints 31-3.  

[tiger7_88]

You know what? I actually WAS overlooking Chicago.

My bad.

Could somebody tell the team I apologize and I hope my impact on their performance in the coming game is limited?

[CRA]

Should be a tough game.  Their D is stout.  

Luke plays the D should handle business on their end.

pretty comes down to O not making turnovers 

[Hoenheim]

If we can't beat the Bears with a new rookie QB , we don't deserve to be a playoff team. If you can't win the games you're supposed to win, how the fug do you when any of your other games against better teams and divisional rivals? 

[Hoenheim]

5 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

You know what? I actually WAS overlooking Chicago.

My bad.

Could somebody tell the team I apologize and I hope my impact on their performance in the coming game is limited?

this is what i keep trying to tell people. It doesnt matter if FANS are underestimating the opposing team, it only matters if the Panther players/staff think that way then it becomes a huge problem.