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      A few Carolina papers writing about the game

      You don’t usually see teams more beat up than the Giants, but Carolina qualifies. With a hurt QB and two hurt CBs, Carolina is in trouble if the Giants show up today.

      This NC article still says that the game is Carolina’s to lose and predicts the Panthers will get an early lead and blow it. The Giants aren’t the only team that can blow a game they should win… And funnily enough the writer blames Julius Pepper’s vanishing act last week on Runyan’s constant holding. Will the refs ever make that Eagles tool play by the rules?

      This article reminds us that in the past 3 years the Giants are 1-11 without Strahan. Ouch. The Panthers have given up 16 first quarter points but over 100 fourth quarter points this season. Ouch for them.

      Anyway, the game is starting soon. Enjoy!

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