NFC South Morning Jog: Panthers, Not Falcons Next Team to End Super Bowl Drought
Each morning, I like to start the day off with a workout—usually a morning jog. I can clear my head, plan my day and think about what’s going on around the NFC South.
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Atlanta and Carolina both made the NFL.com list of teams without a Super Bowl title that could win one next, but the Panthers were listed at the top. This will really upset Falcons fans but shouldn't if you read about the logic behind the pick.
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