From this week’s episode of Processing Blue, Scott Fowler and Langston Wertz Jr. readjust their expectations for the 2023 Carolina Panthers season following the team’s 24-10 loss to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 1.
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Foreign And ten for the season Um does Sunday's game change your Outlook on the team and if so is it Positive or negative No I think seven and ten is about right Um I picked him to lose that game 24 to 16 in the paper and it was 24-10 I I I Think that was very expected result Really Um I expect him to lose this week too uh I'll be happy to you know be wrong but Uh I have learned do not overestimate The Panthers over the last five or six Years they normally are going to Disappoint you what you want is a team That comes out of nowhere and like in 2013 or 2015 and happily surprises you But Unfortunately I've watched them for long Enough and seen enough really good teams Versus really average teams to know that What they've got right now is a really Average team and so You know seven and ten hopefully I'm Being a little pessimistic that'd be Great uh but right now You know they've got holes they've just They've got holes and as as our Colleague Mike K says it's a rebuilding Process right now hopefully next year They're better than this uh but right Now they're they're average and when They you know to beat a team like New
Orleans who I think will win the Division The you know what they'll need they'll Need Bryce to play well but they also Need some turnovers man they got to get Some turnovers that defense this is the Same problem as last year did not get The ball out of the opposing team's Hands often enough
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