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Not long ago there was a thread floating around talking about the Panthers going 8-8 which would have meant pretty much losing out the second half of the season. Now this team is starting to look for real. They kind of remind me of last years Packers where nobody really understood how we had such a good record in the first half and then we started steam rolling teams in the 2nd half. I could see them representing the NFC in the superbowl. Fox has done a great job with this team.
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Not sure if they can hold up defensively but they have a great running game and a decent QB with good WR's. -
They'll get beat by the Giants, Cowboys, or Eagles in the playoffs. Their offensive line is still young, not to mention they've had a very favorable schedule. They're run has been completely shut down before in their losses so it's not out of the question this will happen against one of these top defenses in the playoffs."I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious." - Vince LombardiComment
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Panthers have a good a shot as anybody to make it to the SB in the NFC. A very good run game and a game changer in Smith on offense plus the D is no slouch. A week off and then a home game....lookout.C.H.U.D.Comment
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They're a cold weather team in a warm climate. Expect for them to get better and better. They have invested a lot in that running game, with DeAngelo Williams being a top 10 pick I believe, and then Johnny Stewart being my favorite back of last years draft and a top 20 pick.Originally posted by 3irty1
They've got a dominating end who needs to step his game up if they want to get to the super bowl. Peppers has the talent to require a triple or even quadruple team and can beat the opposition, but I don't think he plays particularly nasty that often.Comment
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Jon Fox sure is an underrated coach in this league.. he quietly does his job and builds teams into winners.Comment
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The confidence of getting some wins on the margin is priceless....the lack thereof from you kicker missing a gamewinner or losing the toss in OT is also priceless.The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince LombardiComment
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They're really up or down on him. It seems that the team is incredibly streaky and inconsistent.Originally posted by Pacopete4
Why? They always have a decent back, a great receiver in Smith, and the most physically gifted player in the NFL in JP. They need a QB.Comment
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