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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:41:27 AM EDT
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Done. I'm just as crazy as Chip Kelly apparently. Either I'll kill it or have egg on my face. 
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We can do that. If the Eagles win more than 9.5 regular season games then I buy you a one year Bronze membership. If the Eagles win less than 9.5 regular season games then you buy me a one year Bronze membership. Deal? Done. I'm just as crazy as Chip Kelly apparently. Either I'll kill it or have egg on my face.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:48:11 AM EDT
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Blow Pack Blow.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:48:21 AM EDT
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LOL .
Da BEARS !!!! 
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:49:26 AM EDT
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Pack goes down.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:49:42 AM EDT
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WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
On Favre's retirement night in Lambeau makes this so much sweeter. F U PACK |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:51:21 AM EDT
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Didn't see this one coming.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:54:15 AM EDT
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Anyone know if that crazy fat black Eagles fan posted a youtube rant about the Lions game yet? oh you mean EatDatPussy445????  https://youtu.be/Y_UDXJG9I4owhite dude says that and he gets blasted 
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:44:50 AM EDT
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I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home.
That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:59:57 AM EDT
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I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. To be fair though there are currently only 6 other teams with winning records. I can't remember the last time there were so few good teams in the NFL. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:08:09 AM EDT
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After watching a little of each game I have to say Carolina looks like a formidable team this season. I had not been paying too much attention to them other than noticing their record. As a Patriots fan Carolina look likes a strong opponent. If the Pats were healthy I may not be as concerned but they are not, so this could be Carolina's year. There could be two undefeated teams going the the Superbowl this year. That would be interesting.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:24:48 AM EDT
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After watching a little of each game I have to say Carolina looks like a formidable team this season. I had not been paying too much attention to them other than noticing their record. As a Patriots fan Carolina look likes a strong opponent. If the Pats were healthy I may not be as concerned but they are not, so this could be Carolina's year. There could be two undefeated teams going the the Superbowl this year. That would be interesting. carolina still has to prove they can do it in the playoffs... looks like it's shaping up to be them vs AZ and NE vs maybe pitt or Den |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:35:31 AM EDT
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carolina still has to prove they can do it in the playoffs... looks like it's shaping up to be them vs AZ and NE vs maybe pitt or Den Quote HistoryQuoted:
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After watching a little of each game I have to say Carolina looks like a formidable team this season. I had not been paying too much attention to them other than noticing their record. As a Patriots fan Carolina look likes a strong opponent. If the Pats were healthy I may not be as concerned but they are not, so this could be Carolina's year. There could be two undefeated teams going the the Superbowl this year. That would be interesting. carolina still has to prove they can do it in the playoffs... looks like it's shaping up to be them vs AZ and NE vs maybe pitt or Den Maybe Cincinnati as long as they don't have to play on prime time.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:52:49 AM EDT
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We can do that. If the Eagles win more than 9.5 regular season games then I buy you a one year Bronze membership. If the Eagles win less than 9.5 regular season games then you buy me a one year Bronze membership. Deal? Done. I'm just as crazy as Chip Kelly apparently. Either I'll kill it or have egg on my face.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:54:12 AM EDT
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Packers are a fucking mess. Switching back and forth play calling duties not working out me thinks.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 9:15:25 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:43:18 AM EDT
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The passer rating when throwing at Josh Norman this season is still worse than just throwing it into the turf every play. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:51:21 PM EDT
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:51:35 PM EDT
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Not unexpected.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000589178/article/tony-romo-out-for-the-season-with-clavicle-fracture Tony Romo out for the season with clavicle fracture The Cowboys received the news they did not want to hear. Quarterback Tony Romo is out for rest of season with a hairline fracture in his clavicle, owner Jerry Jones told 105.3 The Fan Friday morning. Around The NFL will have more on the developing story |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 12:52:24 PM EDT
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. 14 seconds damn it.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:04:44 PM EDT
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. 14 seconds damn it. 
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:30:59 PM EDT
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:43:31 PM EDT
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Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. He's 35 years old and had the highest QBR and passer rating in the NFL the past two seasons. It's not likely he's going to ride off into the sunset after a fractured left collarbone. Yes, the guy with the 3rd highest career passer rating in NFL history, the highest 4th quarter passer rating in NFL history, the highest passer rating in the final two minutes of a game among active QBs, and the most 4th quarter comebacks since 2006 is the reason the Cowboys haven't "amounted to anything." 
After that 7 game losing streak it's pretty obvious what the Cowboys look like without Tony Romo even with a great offensive line, a hall of fame tight end, a top 3 WR, and an average defense. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:53:12 PM EDT
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Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. Watches 7 game losing streak because QB is out. blames QB for team talent and coaching issues.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:54:30 PM EDT
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3-13 should get them a top 3 pick.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:58:04 PM EDT
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He's 35 years old and had the highest QBR and passer rating in the NFL the past two seasons. It's not likely he's going to ride off into the sunset after a fractured left collarbone. Yes, the guy with the 3rd highest career passer rating in NFL history, the highest 4th quarter passer rating in NFL history, the highest passer rating in the final two minutes of a game among active QBs, and the most 4th quarter comebacks since 2006 is the reason the Cowboys haven't "amounted to anything."
After that 7 game losing streak it's pretty obvious what the Cowboys look like without Tony Romo even with a great offensive line, a hall of fame tight end, a top 3 WR, and an average defense. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. He's 35 years old and had the highest QBR and passer rating in the NFL the past two seasons. It's not likely he's going to ride off into the sunset after a fractured left collarbone. Yes, the guy with the 3rd highest career passer rating in NFL history, the highest 4th quarter passer rating in NFL history, the highest passer rating in the final two minutes of a game among active QBs, and the most 4th quarter comebacks since 2006 is the reason the Cowboys haven't "amounted to anything."
After that 7 game losing streak it's pretty obvious what the Cowboys look like without Tony Romo even with a great offensive line, a hall of fame tight end, a top 3 WR, and an average defense. That's not saying much for a team that has won 2 Wild Card games since 1996. I get that you are a huge Romo fan and I respect that, however, the reality is that all them wonderful stats have amounted to nothing but disappointment for die hard Cowboy fans. That team needs to make major changes, otherwise it will be same-o-same-o for the next several seasons. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 1:58:39 PM EDT
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When I'm sober enough to enter CC info I'll reup you. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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We can do that. If the Eagles win more than 9.5 regular season games then I buy you a one year Bronze membership. If the Eagles win less than 9.5 regular season games then you buy me a one year Bronze membership. Deal? Done. I'm just as crazy as Chip Kelly apparently. Either I'll kill it or have egg on my face.
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When I'm sober enough to enter CC info I'll reup you. Just got it. 
I was pretty confident when the bet was made, but I'll admit I was slightly nervous after the way the Eagles looked in the preseason. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:09:17 PM EDT
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That's not saying much for a team that has won 2 Wild Card games since 1996. I get that you are a huge Romo fan and I respect that, however, the reality is that all them wonderful stats have amounted to nothing but disappointment for die hard Cowboy fans. That team needs to make major changes, otherwise it will be same-o-same-o for the next several seasons. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. He's 35 years old and had the highest QBR and passer rating in the NFL the past two seasons. It's not likely he's going to ride off into the sunset after a fractured left collarbone. Yes, the guy with the 3rd highest career passer rating in NFL history, the highest 4th quarter passer rating in NFL history, the highest passer rating in the final two minutes of a game among active QBs, and the most 4th quarter comebacks since 2006 is the reason the Cowboys haven't "amounted to anything."
After that 7 game losing streak it's pretty obvious what the Cowboys look like without Tony Romo even with a great offensive line, a hall of fame tight end, a top 3 WR, and an average defense. That's not saying much for a team that has won 2 Wild Card games since 1996. I get that you are a huge Romo fan and I respect that, however, the reality is that all them wonderful stats have amounted to nothing but disappointment for die hard Cowboy fans. That team needs to make major changes, otherwise it will be same-o-same-o for the next several seasons. You sound like the Cowboys fans that angrily call for Romo's head and then conveniently forget to mention where the Cowboys are supposed to find another top 10 QB. With Romo, no, they aren't rattling off Super Bowl wins, but like I said: after that 7 game losing streak it's pretty obvious what the Cowboys look like without him. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:14:39 PM EDT
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lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. So beating the Colts is a big deal when the Panthers do it but not when the Patriots do it   While we are the subject of how our teams opponents did last year, the Bills and Dolphins had better records than the Saints and Falcons. .
FWIW, I would say the strength of schedule the Panthers and Patriots face is fairly even as they both play the NFC East and AFC South. Divisional strength seems to be a wash at the moment. Each team faces three marquee opponents (Colts, Seahawks, Packers, and Colts, Steelers, Broncos). |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:29:42 PM EDT
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Woke up, and realized the Bears beating the Packers wasn't just a badass dream.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 2:30:33 PM EDT
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Just got it.
I was pretty confident when the bet was made, but I'll admit I was slightly nervous after the way the Eagles looked in the preseason. You have to admit, with the changes Chip Kelly made and his reputation, it was crazy enough just to work very well, or go horribly wrong. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 3:02:26 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: So beating the Colts is a big deal when the Panthers do it but not when the Patriots do it While we are the subject of how our teams opponents did last year, the Bills and Dolphins had better records than the Saints and Falcons.FWIW, I would say the strength of schedule the Panthers and Patriots face is fairly even as they both play the NFC East and AFC South. Divisional strength seems to be a wash at the moment. Each team faces three marquee opponents (Colts, Seahawks, Packers, and Colts, Steelers, Broncos). Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. So beating the Colts is a big deal when the Panthers do it but not when the Patriots do it While we are the subject of how our teams opponents did last year, the Bills and Dolphins had better records than the Saints and Falcons.FWIW, I would say the strength of schedule the Panthers and Patriots face is fairly even as they both play the NFC East and AFC South. Divisional strength seems to be a wash at the moment. Each team faces three marquee opponents (Colts, Seahawks, Packers, and Colts, Steelers, Broncos). Well considering the Pats stomped the Colts in the Bowl last season, I'd expect no less this season. But fair enough, fair enough. And like I said, the Falcons and Saints have no excuses for being shitty. But honestly, ALL these teams are capable of having winning seasons every year. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 3:05:13 PM EDT
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Well considering the Pats stomped the Colts in the Bowl last season, I'd expect no less this season. But fair enough, fair enough. And like I said, the Falcons and Saints have no excuses for being shitty. But honestly, ALL these teams are capable of having winning seasons every year. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. So beating the Colts is a big deal when the Panthers do it but not when the Patriots do it While we are the subject of how our teams opponents did last year, the Bills and Dolphins had better records than the Saints and Falcons.
FWIW, I would say the strength of schedule the Panthers and Patriots face is fairly even as they both play the NFC East and AFC South. Divisional strength seems to be a wash at the moment. Each team faces three marquee opponents (Colts, Seahawks, Packers, and Colts, Steelers, Broncos). Well considering the Pats stomped the Colts in the Bowl last season, I'd expect no less this season. But fair enough, fair enough. And like I said, the Falcons and Saints have no excuses for being shitty. But honestly, ALL these teams are capable of having winning seasons every year. They didn't stomp the Colts. They barely won against Seattle though..
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Posted: 11/27/2015 3:28:10 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: They didn't stomp the Colts. They barely won against Seattle though.. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. So beating the Colts is a big deal when the Panthers do it but not when the Patriots do it While we are the subject of how our teams opponents did last year, the Bills and Dolphins had better records than the Saints and Falcons.FWIW, I would say the strength of schedule the Panthers and Patriots face is fairly even as they both play the NFC East and AFC South. Divisional strength seems to be a wash at the moment. Each team faces three marquee opponents (Colts, Seahawks, Packers, and Colts, Steelers, Broncos). Well considering the Pats stomped the Colts in the Bowl last season, I'd expect no less this season. But fair enough, fair enough. And like I said, the Falcons and Saints have no excuses for being shitty. But honestly, ALL these teams are capable of having winning seasons every year. They didn't stomp the Colts. They barely won against Seattle though.. I thought Luck had a meltdown. Shit, I can't remember. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 4:24:22 PM EDT
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Posted: 11/27/2015 5:46:00 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 6:35:57 PM EDT
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Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. The cardinals will knock them off in the playoffs I will hand it to the defense they look pretty good. It's a shame Keuchly has to play for a team like the panthers, he would fit in really nice on another team. Of course without him they wouldn't have a defense. The offense is meh and it always will be with mediocre Newton. I think they will make it without a loss until the playoffs |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 6:43:15 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Stiles1410 The cardinals will knock them off in the playoffs I will hand it to the defense they look pretty good. It's a shame Keuchly has to play for a team like the panthers, he would fit in really nice on another team. Of course without him they wouldn't have a defense. The offense is meh and it always will be with mediocre Newton. I think they will make it without a loss until the playoffs Straight Hate  |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 10:44:26 PM EDT
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I just really hope that Stephen Jones smacks Jerry upside the head before he gets any cute ideas about working a deal for Johnny Football.
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Posted: 11/27/2015 10:46:55 PM EDT
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I just really hope that Stephen Jones smacks Jerry upside the head before he gets any cute ideas about working a deal for Johnny Football.  that would be all they need to become the Browns 2.0
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:02:04 PM EDT
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I just really hope that Stephen Jones smacks Jerry upside the head before he gets any cute ideas about working a deal for Johnny Football. RG3 |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:19:16 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuote HistoryQuoted: Originally Posted By Stiles1410 The cardinals will knock them off in the playoffs I will hand it to the defense they look pretty good. It's a shame Keuchly has to play for a team like the panthers, he would fit in really nice on another team. Of course without him they wouldn't have a defense. The offense is meh and it always will be with mediocre Newton. I think they will make it without a loss until the playoffs Straight Hate https://cdn0.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/zU7m9ur4U53H4O6S4zC93OA4WzM=/cdn0.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/4302747/camdances.0.gif Stiles doesn't want to face Carolina in the Big Dance again because he fears the outcome. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:22:59 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: RG3 Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I just really hope that Stephen Jones smacks Jerry upside the head before he gets any cute ideas about working a deal for Johnny Football. RG3
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:36:17 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. We have yet to play a 6-4 Falcons squad, NYG is at .500, and we probably shouldn't have won against GB. Honestly, on paper, Carolina shouldn't be undefeated at the moment but they've got their swagger and are hot. Why there are so many Carolina haters in this thread is beyond me. The better they play, the more excuses I hear: "Ah well their schedule is cake," or "The Cardinals will blow them out post-season," or "Their offense is shit and Kuechly is their only player." They've got a word for that shit. It's called DENIAL. But honestly, it doesn't really matter because the League respects them. That is for certain.  |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:48:41 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: We have yet to play a 6-4 Falcons squad, NYG is at .500, and we probably shouldn't have won against GB. Honestly, on paper, Carolina shouldn't be undefeated at the moment but they've got their swagger and are hot. Why there are so many Carolina haters in this thread is beyond me. The better they play, the more excuses I hear: "Ah well their schedule is cake," or "The Cardinals will blow them out post-season," or "Their offense is shit and Kuechly is their only player." They've got a word for that shit. It's called DENIAL. But honestly, it doesn't really matter because the League respects them. That is for certain. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. We have yet to play a 6-4 Falcons squad, NYG is at .500, and we probably shouldn't have won against GB. Honestly, on paper, Carolina shouldn't be undefeated at the moment but they've got their swagger and are hot. Why there are so many Carolina haters in this thread is beyond me. The better they play, the more excuses I hear: "Ah well their schedule is cake," or "The Cardinals will blow them out post-season," or "Their offense is shit and Kuechly is their only player." They've got a word for that shit. It's called DENIAL. But honestly, it doesn't really matter because the League respects them. That is for certain. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 11:50:48 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: got a word for that shit. It's called DENIAL. But honestly, it doesn't really matter because the League respects them. That is for certain. They average better than 30 points per game. If the Patriots score 9 or fewer, that will be good for 2nd. They give up fewer than 19 points per game. That's good for 4th, and could potentially climb to 1 depending on how the weekend shakes out. They lead the league in interceptions, sacks, and turnover ratio. They lead the league in rushing and have hit 100+ in 22 consecutive games. They are 1/2 in just about every "advanced" metric. PFF ranks Carolina's line the 4th best. Newton has been sacked only 20 times, 12th best in the NFL. They are 7th or better in both rushing and passing yards against. They will very likely be top 3 or better in both after this weekend, given how they shut down the Cowboys. 11 players are 1/2 at their position in Pro Bowl voting. Rivera is a legitimate coach of the year candidate. Cam is playing like an MVP. Josh Norman is maybe the best CB in football, and the only reason he's dropped off of DPOY talk is because no one throws at him. You can't run on them or throw on them. You can't stop them from running all over you, or efficiently doing it through the air. The only reason some people are still not buying them is because you're not used to them being good. Cam Newton and Luke Kuechly aside, these are not household names. They're not the Packers or the Cowboys or the Patriots or the Steelers. But they're a very good team. |
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Posted: 11/28/2015 1:50:42 AM EDT
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Stiles doesn't want to face Carolina in the Big Dance again because he fears the outcome. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The cardinals will knock them off in the playoffs I will hand it to the defense they look pretty good. It's a shame Keuchly has to play for a team like the panthers, he would fit in really nice on another team. Of course without him they wouldn't have a defense. The offense is meh and it always will be with mediocre Newton. I think they will make it without a loss until the playoffs Straight Hate https://cdn0.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/zU7m9ur4U53H4O6S4zC93OA4WzM=/cdn0.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/4302747/camdances.0.gif Stiles doesn't want to face Carolina in the Big Dance again because he fears the outcome. Lol no. 
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Posted: 11/28/2015 8:08:07 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The cardinals will knock them off in the playoffs I will hand it to the defense they look pretty good. It's a shame Keuchly has to play for a team like the panthers, he would fit in really nice on another team. Of course without him they wouldn't have a defense. The offense is meh and it always will be with mediocre Newton. I think they will make it without a loss until the playoffs Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'd like to point out the Panther's piss easy schedule again. The only team with a winning record that they have beaten is the Packers, who have also lost to the powerhouses that are Detroit and Chicago...at home. That being said, their defense has played lights out. Josh Norman and Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuke are probably the best in their position in the league. lol, stop. Just stop. Carolina has been in the top five most-difficult schedules over the past three seasons, at least. And they've somehow made the playoffs for the past two seasons and look to make it a third straight year. There honestly is no excuse for the other teams in our division playing so shitty. Brees is easily one of the League's elite QBs, and Matt Ryan should be. Falcons have a winning record, BTW, and Carolina plays them twice. Colts went to the Big Dance last season, GB should've beaten us, and we've got the Giants up in the Meadowlands in December. TB could be making a push as well, thanks to Winston. There really is nothing easy about that schedule. The Patriots on the other hand... Talk about a cakewalk schedule. Shit, the only two teams even worth mentioning are the Steelers and the Broncos - maaaybe NYG, but they've already beaten them so it's not worthy of mention at this point. The only squad they have to worry about is the Broncos. Hell, they could play second-string for the whole rest of the season until the playoffs. Why bring up past seasons? I was talking about this season, not last season or 10 years ago. The fact is, outside of Green Bay, they haven't faced an opponent with a winning record. The cardinals will knock them off in the playoffs I will hand it to the defense they look pretty good. It's a shame Keuchly has to play for a team like the panthers, he would fit in really nice on another team. Of course without him they wouldn't have a defense. The offense is meh and it always will be with mediocre Newton. I think they will make it without a loss until the playoffs  |
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Posted: 11/28/2015 8:17:12 AM EDT
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He's 35 years old and had the highest QBR and passer rating in the NFL the past two seasons. It's not likely he's going to ride off into the sunset after a fractured left collarbone. Yes, the guy with the 3rd highest career passer rating in NFL history, the highest 4th quarter passer rating in NFL history, the highest passer rating in the final two minutes of a game among active QBs, and the most 4th quarter comebacks since 2006 is the reason the Cowboys haven't "amounted to anything."
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Not that there was much doubt, but Romo is officially done for the season. Time for him to hang it up and call it a day. Dallas needs to stop screwing around with has been QB's for band aid fixes and pursue a healthy franchise passer. They will never amount to anything with Romo at the helm and that has proven itself season after season. He's 35 years old and had the highest QBR and passer rating in the NFL the past two seasons. It's not likely he's going to ride off into the sunset after a fractured left collarbone. Yes, the guy with the 3rd highest career passer rating in NFL history, the highest 4th quarter passer rating in NFL history, the highest passer rating in the final two minutes of a game among active QBs, and the most 4th quarter comebacks since 2006 is the reason the Cowboys haven't "amounted to anything."
After that 7 game losing streak it's pretty obvious what the Cowboys look like without Tony Romo even with a great offensive line, a hall of fame tight end, a top 3 WR, and an average defense. You said it yourself. He is 35 and may have 1 or 2 years tops of good football in him. at 35 you dont get better and less injury prone. The cowboys need to draft a qb. |
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Posted: 11/28/2015 11:07:59 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Why there are so many Carolina haters in this thread is beyond me. I was more curious where all you Carolina fans came from. Haven't seen any of you until this year. |
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Posted: 11/28/2015 11:44:31 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I was more curious where all you Carolina fans came from. Haven't seen any of you until this year. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Why there are so many Carolina haters in this thread is beyond me. I was more curious where all you Carolina fans came from. Haven't seen any of you until this year. I've been here, holding it down for years. Ask around, dawg.  Stiles is scared. |
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