Quote:Congrats on 4-0. Panthers are a decent team (one of the best of middle-tier organizations). But, watching the 4 games against against some of the worst teams in the league, I'm not convinced yet. They were all very close (sans Tampa which was never really in doubt). Key injuries do play a role, so I'll give you that.


Panthers next stretch of games:


@ Seattle

vs PHI

vs INDY

vs Green Bay

@ Tenn

vs Wash

@ Dallas


Seattle and Green Bay games are probable losses. PHI, IND, TENN, WASH, look to be very, very close ball games that could go either way (of course, AFCS opponents should be victories).


IDK Man. If you guys get through those next 7 games with only a couple losses, I'll jump on the recognition train.

But, I predict the Panthers will lose probably 5 out of those next 7, as the competition gets tougher.


We'll see. I'll be the first to give you props if they prove me wrong.


But so far:

Jags (Bortles)

Texans (Mallet, lol)

Saints (McCown)

Bucs (Winston)


not sold yet.

 

That's fine, man. That's what all the national media says so I wouldn't expect people who don't really watch our games to have much of a difference of opinion. It's easy to say we haven't beaten anyone - but we've beaten every team that we've played and that's all we can do. Atlanta's schedule is much easier than ours yet everyone wants to act like they're some amazing team because they score a lot of points. Can't wait to see Josh shut down Julio again this year. 

 

We're not used to getting respect so it doesn't bother us when we don't get it. It's just funny now how all of a sudden the national media is starting to get on Cam's bandwagon because they see what this guy is really doing for this team. 

 

I can't wait to see what "they" say about Seattle, Philly and Indy when we beat them (not that any of those teams are any good either) but everyone thinks they are because "they" say so. 

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