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NFC South Turmoil

Discussion in 'Carolina Panthers' started by meatpile, Jul 30, 2002.

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  1. Jul 30, 2002 at 10:30 AM #1
    meatpile

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    Saints - Brooks. Can't get rookies signed. Lost half their front four. Lost Williams.

    Bucs - The Meshawn - Sapp problem continues. I'd just call it a Meshawn probelm, as he's been that way everywhere.

    Falcons - The Duckett holdout, new ownership. They still have our number. I don't think that there's a team JR wants to beat more. Did Seifert EVER beat them?

    Things are looking good for the Panthers, relatively.

    If we can make it through the first 6 games at .500 *tough*, we could stand a chance of riding that optimism to some wins in our super weak division.

    Hey - It's July. Fuck off with that realist shit.
     
  2. Jul 30, 2002 at 10:33 AM #2
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    Of course, Johnson and McCardell should have no problem toasting our crap-ass secondary.
     
  3. Jul 30, 2002 at 10:48 AM #3
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    Yea, Tampa is definately the team to beat especially considering they should have the best defense and Gruden should make a difference in terms of focus. Their offense won't blow anyone away however, and every team in this division can beat them in a close/low scoring game. This division is wide open IMO and anything is possible. Maybe the Cats can shock the world. :D

    The Panthers need to win that opener with the Ravens. If they can pull that one out, the schedule looks favorable for a nice turnaround season. Dare I say 9 wins, or maybe even 10!

    BEST CASE: 10-6
    Date Opponent Time Result
    Sunday, September 8 Baltimore 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 15 Detroit 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 22 @ Minnesota 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 29 @ Green Bay 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 6 Arizona 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, October 13 @ Dallas 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, October 20 @ Atlanta 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 27 Tampa Bay 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, November 10 New Orleans 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, November 17 @ Tampa Bay 4:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, November 24 Atlanta 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 1 @ Cleveland 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 8 Cincinnati 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 15 @ Pittsburgh 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 22 Chicago 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 29 @ New Orleans 1:00 PM ET LOSS
     
  4. Jul 30, 2002 at 11:04 AM #4
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    We have a tough schedule for being 1-15, particularly the away games against Cleveland and Pittsburgh.

    I don't think i'll EVER forget Freddie lane's fumble in the snow in the end zone. It's too bad that's what i remember the most.

    That, and the fact that Deidra is hot, and she murdered him in cold blood.

    She is hot, though.
     
  5. Jul 30, 2002 at 11:59 AM #5
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    Shocker...you may need therapy.

    While I AM a Panthers fan, I see it like this...


    Sunday, September 8 Baltimore 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 15 Detroit 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 22 @ Minnesota 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 29 @ Green Bay 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 6 Arizona 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, October 13 @ Dallas 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, October 20 @ Atlanta 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 27 Tampa Bay 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, November 10 New Orleans 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, November 17 @ Tampa Bay 4:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, November 24 Atlanta 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 1 @ Cleveland 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 8 Cincinnati 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 15 @ Pittsburgh 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 22 Chicago 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 29 @ New Orleans 1:00 PM ET LOSS

    That puts us at 7-9... We could also lose to Minnesota, Dallas, and get swept by Atlanta. That puts us at 4-12.
     
  6. Jul 30, 2002 at 12:03 PM #6
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    I hear ya Freakshow...
    I did say BEST CASE. We are much closer to going 6-10 than 10-6! Your right. Anything is possible though. :rolleyes:
     
  7. Jul 30, 2002 at 12:32 PM #7
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    I think NO and ATL will be easier wins than Dallas or Arizona.

    Just my opinion.


    Sunday, September 8 Baltimore 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 15 Detroit 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, September 22 @ Minnesota 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, September 29 @ Green Bay 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 6 Arizona 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 13 @ Dallas 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, October 20 @ Atlanta 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, October 27 Tampa Bay 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, November 10 New Orleans 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, November 17 @ Tampa Bay 4:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, November 24 Atlanta 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 1 @ Cleveland 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 8 Cincinnati 1:00 PM ET WIN
    Sunday, December 15 @ Pittsburgh 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 22 Chicago 1:00 PM ET LOSS
    Sunday, December 29 @ New Orleans 1:00 PM ET WIN

    I think this is a pipe dream.

    Who the hell knows. I don't think we'll be last in the division, though.
     
  8. Jul 30, 2002 at 12:59 PM #8
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    Meat, I know the game against the Steelers ended in the snow - but wasn't the field still clean when he coughed-up the ball?
     
  9. Jul 30, 2002 at 1:17 PM #9
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    Yeah, I think it was fairly early in the game. It was snowing, but the field was ok.

    Wasn't that the game Jeffers caught something like an 88 yard TD pass right before the half? I seem to remember the FOX boys (Howie, I think) praising the resiliency of those Panthers...o, the good ole days.
     
  10. Jul 30, 2002 at 1:54 PM #10
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    Don't remember - Just that he coughed it up right on the goal line.
     
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