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Official Panthers at Buccaneers Gameday Thread

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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1 minute ago, Baskinridge said:

We had a QB who played behind some of the worst Olines/skill player groups in the last decade and yet still found considersble success despite constant criticism and terrible coaching. Teddy actually has it better In comparison and yet all we hear is how poor his surrounding cast is right now. Dude is a quality backup or low end starter and showing exactly that with a subpar squad.

To be fair Cam is in a much better situation now and he deserves that. Let's not suck him off to much ok. 

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1 minute ago, BPF said:

Silver lining is Chinn is legit and one the best pieces we have got recently through drafting

We needed to get more then one starter out of going all 7 picks on Defense.  Jury is still out on the other 6.

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Watch out for the Giants and Broncos to compete for 1st overall pick and Trevor Lawrence. Jones and Lock are absolute trash, and so are the rest of those teams. If we want Sunshine we need to out-suck them, Jacksonville, NYJ, etc. May not be an easy year to tank

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8 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

I wish we signed Tom Brady. Not for his skill, but for the breaks the NFL gives whatever team employs him. We’d automatically finish with fewer penalties than any other team. 

That almost had 100 yards worth of penalties last week lol 

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