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What Injured Player From 2011 Will Have The Biggest Impact In 2012?

bLACKpANTHER

By bLACKpANTHER,
in Carolina Panthers

What injured player from 2011 will have the biggest impact in 2012?  

70 members have voted

  1. 1. What injured player from 2011 will have the biggest impact in 2012?

    • Jon Beason
      44
    • Ron Edwards
      17
    • Jeff Otah
      1
    • Thomas Davis
      1
    • David Gettis
      7

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Thomas Mother F'in Davis

I'm going to bump this thread after his first interception just to rub it in the faces of all those who said he was through.

There isn't a person on this board that wouldn't love to a see a miracle comeback by Davis......assuming that as a likely reality is just far fetched

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Yep, easy call as Beason brings so much to the game on every defensive snap. His loss was the biggest, so his return should have the most positive impact.

However, my second guess is for the guy in my avatar. I really want to see what he's capable of with a real QB.

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There isn't a person on this board that wouldn't love to a see a miracle comeback by Davis......assuming that as a likely reality is just far fetched

Farfetched, you say? dpffa083.png

In all seriousness though, I know that Davis likely won't be the biggest impact player for our D coming off injury, I guess I just hope he is. Call it homerism but, I just think you gotta believe.

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