Mr. Scot

Hail Mary touchdowns weren't exactly a thing with us last year.

That's... interesting wording

Looks like Day Two is getting set to go...

This early in the process, and with the OL unable to truly block, if the defense wasn't ahead I'd be pretty concerned.

...has never said anything negative about Mixon. Mixon is 62. His wanting to retire isn't exactly a stretch.

Guess again

Pride is a corner, so probably not but it's possible.

See, there's this team up in Massachusetts...

Regardless of whether he ultimately wins the left tackle job or not, that's definitely the kind of attitude you want him to have.

Top three or four right now are probably McCaffrey, Hubbard, Bonnafon, Cannon / Smith (Brown and Clark are likely practice squad candidates or just camp fodder) Far as I know, Cannon's the only one in the group who does returns. Bonnafon's durability is a bit of a question.

Tepper seems to like going young when he's hiring somebody new, and he doesn't really have any nostalgia with regard to Rosinski so I don't think he'll go that route. Jim Szoke has been doing the preseason play by play for the Panthers since their inception. I don't remember if he was given an audition for the job when they hired Mixon, but he really should be now. It wouldn't surprise me to see Taylor Zarzour or someone like him get the job though. Not that Jim Szoke is all that old, but I'm pretty sure Zarzour is younger (and probably better known outside the Carolinas).

Pretty sure the Panthers would happily accept that offer

Cam Erving: "Left tackle is where they've told me I'm gonna play".

FYI: No news on how anybody did today, not that I've seen anyway.

He was drafted in a late round, if I remember correctly. That's generally a good sign for a kicker, but obviously it hasn't worked out.

Probably a pretty high percentage, but I look at the roster a lot. There are an awful lot of new guys though. Hard part for me is remembering what numbers go with what names.

No real indication of that.

Player conferences...