2023 Schedule

Panthers cheated, rigged elec...err, game

 

Falcons finished worse than us... the schedules are supposed to balance that way. If you want it where everyone faces the same schedule eliminate divisions and play the rest of the NFC for 15 games like those euro commie fags in soccer do.

 

Oh, I'm thinking a 2-4 record at the bye. But coming out of it we have a really good slate of opponents. Houston and Indianapolis at home should get us to .500, and then we go to Chicago where Justin Fields will learn all about an Evero defense. Dallas and Tennessee may get us, but then we get to go to New Orleans and Tampa Bay, which should finish a game above or below .500. And three of the last four are at home.

Barring injury, we're going to be playing for the division against Tampa again, but this time it will be in Charlotte and this time we win.

 

• 9/10 @atlanta
• 9/18 saints MNF
• 9/24 @ Seattle
• 10/1 vs Minnesota
• 10/8 @ Detroit
• 10/15 @ Miami
• Bye
• 10/29 vs Texans
• 11/5 colts
• 11/9 @Chicago Thurs
• 11/19 vs Dallas
• 11/26 @Titans
• 11/3 @ Tampa
• 12/10 @Saints
• 12/17 vs Atlanta
• 12/24 vs Packers
• 12/31 @Jaguars
• 1/7 Tampa

 

My two criteria for a successful 2023 Panthers season:



1) Looking competent against the better teams on the schedule.

2) Bryce Young looking somewhere close to a player being worth trading up to #1 for.





I'm cheering for signs of relevance and sustainable success. If a 9 win division title is a side-effect, that's gravy on top.

 

11-6 at best... probably 10-7/9-8...but I could see 6-11 as a final result.

Until I see otherwise, I expect this team to underachieve.

 

That's a nasty start in a world where preseason is pretty much September for starters and you're breaking in a new staff.

 

I'll say 1-5 before the bye.

 

I saw something and it may have been a joke but all nfc south team's we're projected to go 7-11 except Tampa that was 6-12

 

Carolina 9-7-1
NO 9-8
Asslanta 7-10
TB 4-13