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Confirmed: Week 1 vs Las Vegas & Week 15 @ GB


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1 hour ago, t96 said:

We’ll see how he does this year. Interesting prospect but will he be worth a top 10 pick or be a “sure-thing”?

Wentz went #2 overall out of the same school. In terms of talent and translation to the NFL, I'd say that worked out pretty well. Can't blame the injuries on him playing in a small college program and that's been the only knock on Wentz as a pro. But he was also a senior and reportedly showed well during Senior Bowl week too. Lance won't have that opportunity this year.

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3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

The Raiders weren't great last year but they were decent. I definitely wouldn't chalk this up as an easy win.

It'll test our Run D that's for sure 

Also it'll be interesting to see how our secondary holds up against Waller and Ruggs

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35 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Wentz went #2 overall out of the same school. In terms of talent and translation to the NFL, I'd say that worked out pretty well. Can't blame the injuries on him playing in a small college program and that's been the only knock on Wentz as a pro. But he was also a senior and reportedly showed well during Senior Bowl week too. Lance won't have that opportunity this year.

Good thing is they are playing Oregon this year, who still should have a good team. Hopefully that game will be on TV/ ESPN app so we can get a look against a solid power 5 school.

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36 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:


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A few highlights from Panthers schedule (all confirmed):
Week 1 vs Raiders.
Week 2 at Bucs.
Week 6 vs Bears.
Week 8 vs Falcons (Thurs prime time).
Week 15 at Green Bay.

Week 15 @ Green Bay will be tough

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