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Good bye home field advantage!!!

Hotsauce

By Hotsauce,
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George Shinnsplints Newbie

George Shinnsplints

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"Will there be a chance that we will play any games at BOA? "

Will there be a chance...wtf?

If I understand your question correctly, yes, if the Panthers beat the Saints (or tie), or the Falcons lose or tie against the Rams, we will DEFINITELY play a game at BOA. Otherwise we probably won't play a game at home, but it's not impossible we could host the 6th seed in an NFC Championship game unlike any other in NFL history.

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Murph Collaborator

Murph

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So, New Orleans has another chance to screw our playoff picture just like 2004. You know they are looking forward to it.

I don't know which is worse, losing to NO or Atlanta winning the division and taking our #2 seed. Unfortuanately both may happen on the same day.

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The only thing we lost last night was bragging rights. Yeah it sucks but even Madden said somebody's got to lose even though both teams played exceptionally well. We've been put in the limelight this year with the NFL's flexible scheduling and MNF. Still, we don't get the respect we deserve and never will...welcome to Panther Nation!

So, we've clinched a playoff berth, again, which takes us to the post season for the fourth time in our young history (tossing out our inaugural season that's basically once every four years). We have the best WR in the league by many accounts and not one but two of the finest backs in the league. We stood up to the World Champs on their turf in the freezing cold and came damn close to handing them a loss (anyone recall 2005 NFC wildcard?).

We go to N'Orleans, play like we did last night, play like we did on MNF and this loss becomes a fart in the wind just like Kasay's field goal attempt.

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