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Sbnation 20. Carolina Panthers

Cam Newton is off to a pretty good start this season. His completion rate is on target for a career-high 63 percent. His touchdown and interception numbers are about where they have been, but his stats were criminally overlooked amid a year of psychoanalysis by cable television last season. Ron Rivera has finally learned to beat the bad teams. He gets Tampa Bay next week for a chance to get .500, before a tougher divisional matchup against the Falcons.

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http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/10/22/4863080/nfl-power-rankings-week-8-broncos-chiefs-browns-vikings-bills-saints-seahawks

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here are some more.

 

CBSSports

 

16. Carolina Panthers: The front seven on defense is among the league's best, and when the offense is turnover-free they win. In case you missed it, the Panthers have given up fewer than 12 points a game over the past month while going 3-1.

 

ESPN

 

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Last Week: 24 Cam Newton returns to prime time on Thursday red hot. Just eight incomplete passes in his past two games (35-for-43, 81.4%).

 

 

FOXSports

 

22 Panthers 3-3 4 22/28

There are some very talented, young interior defensive lineman in this league and one of them is named Kawann Short.

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SBNation

17) Carolina Panthers (LW: 21) - Would you believe it if I said the Panthers have the sixth best point differential (+56)? Cam Newton completed 88% of his passes against STL in a win.

 

Bleacherreport

 

This Week's Rank: 21

Last Week's Rank: 23

Differential: +2

The Carolina Panthers are a sleeping giant in the NFC South. Sleep on them, and Cam Newton and Co. will rise up and put a beating on your team. That's what happened in Week 7, as the Panthers shocked the St. Louis Rams by playing fast, hard and physical on both sides of the ball.

Newton was brilliant against a talented Rams defense, but it seemed like the Panthers were able to get inside the heads of guys like Chris Long and Janoris Jenkins throughout the contest. That led to mistakes, an ejection and otherwise emotional play from St. Louis that the Panthers were able to capitalize on.

The NFC South may be run by the New Orleans Saints right now, but keep an eye on the Panthers.

 

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Panthers #14

 

Don't want to overstate anything or go too hot dogs and apple pie here, but take a gander atCam Newton's combined numbers over the past two weeks: 35 of 43 pass attempts completed, 10.4 yards per attempt, five total touchdowns, no picks and a 140.9 passer rating. Peyton who?OK, maybe Newton isn't quite better than Peyton Manning, but I'll take him over Peyton Hillis, so take that.

 

Cam has a ways to go to get to Peyton's level but metioning them both the same positive sentence can only be an inspiration.

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