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Carolina’s Quarterback Catastrophe

Maybe it was watching the Jake Delhomme Apocalypse yesterday, or maybe it was reading Adam Schefter’s lastest tweet:

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Just filed to ESPN: Panthers putting QB Josh McCown on season-ending injured reserve list. Now, more QB questions in Carolina.

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↵Carolina’s quarterback predicament has me wondering—could they have benefited from a certain embattled, newly exonerated ex-Falcons quarterback?

↵Sure, it’s the South and he would have faced his old team twice a year, but with those running backs and that defense… Michael Vick might have taken them a long way, no?

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