Written Option 2: (178 words.)

SFP certainly holds a terrifying offensive as of current season, holding an impressive average of about 1800tpe and several lines with available candidates capable of keeping up with the team's gameplan on an extremely competent level. While it is true that Panthers has accrued three more games under their belt, unlike Barracuda, their net points are far more spread out, making up for the fact of their remarkably large points total. That said, one cannot emphasize enough the impact 3 whole games can have on a candidates scoring potential. While it's true that a series of one-sided matchups can always lead to a player's stats skyrocketing, with Tampa Bay's current holds, in spite of their outstanding performance for the season, a singular candidate for the Derek Martin. It is not beyond reason for us to believe Max Carnage could potentially outscore any of his fellow runner-ups for the trophy, but it's also far more likely to believe any of the potential competition could make a stand and contest for the prize.

Written Option 3: (125 words.)

I'd argue the latter option remains the most likely. There's plenty of factors involved when analyzing the effectiveness of a line, from synergy to relationships to fatigue resulting from back-to-back games. Regardless I feel hard-pressed to argue that I find Panthers defense considerably more solid next to Tampa Bay's, and while it's true that they both share having a weaker side, I'm fairly convinced that Los Angeles astonishing offensive capabilities and throughout its many lines will not have major difficulties when facing Bay's defencemen. Now, whether that means that Panthers will remain victorious at the end of the day one can only wonder, yet if I was to be asked, my coins would be on Panthers.

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