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Panthers defense historically bad in loss

mav1234

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Not that we needed the records to tell, but...

josephperson Joe Person

The 49 points allowed were the third-most in Panthers' history -- 52 at Oakland (12/24/00) and 51 at Atl. (10/4/98).

josephperson Joe Person

Lions rack up 495 yards, the most ever allowed by the Panthers (493 vs. SLT in '01). Also, 29 first downs allowed team worst (28, Oak., '00)

We also gave up a career high 140 yards rushing to Kevin Smith, and he combined for another career high 200 total yards.

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It is Cam's fault of course, sitting on sidelines with his towel when he could've been playing DL or covering Calvin Johnson.

frankly we could have used him on DL I think. ;)

honestly CJ was contained well enough, 5 catches for 89 yards, no TDs. Still a good day for him but our real problem was our inability to stop the run at all.

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