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We can go as long as we want but you have to tell them ahead of time how long. I put in for 45 minutes last night not expecting it to go that long. I will put in for an hour next time. During training camp yeah it could go longer especially when I can record and upload player interviews.

Thanks. Sammi Jo is great. Overall I am pleased with he first outing. You can expect better things from here. There are lots of features I have planned once things get going this football season. Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

Yes they all pretty much pull from the iTunes api Until then this link works for mobile http://www.blogtalkradio.com/carolinahuddle/2014/05/21/episode-1--a-new-hope Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

Should be.

Thanks for the feedback everyone. The most pressing issue is the internet connection at the studio. The mics are fine, the skype connection was poor. This is a starting point, it will only get better from there.

Unsure right now. Weekly starting at training camp. Maybe do something special from Spartanburg. Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

Sammi Jo and I host the first in a new series of Carolina Huddle Podcasts. In this episode we discuss the NFL Draft, Panthers Rookie Camp, and other general ramblings. Bill Voth calls in to talk about the Canadian invasion and rookie camp as well. Direct link for your listening pleasure.... Or you can visit this page if that link does not work.... http://www.blogtalkr...e-1--a-new-hope We are currently submitted to iTunes, it may be a day or two before Apple gets their arses in gear and lists us. Thanks to everyone that called in, and also to those who listen. Click here to view the article

Cody Grimm, S, VT 5'11 203

That always sounds much better than "After looking at youtube"

Nope. Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

Cameras were not allowed to roll at the time. I doubt it will ever be seen. Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

Didn't notice. Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

A lot of his weight is in his lower half, he has tree trunks. That's the good news. Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

True, u can't teach his size. Long term project, he is Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

Another rookie camp has come and gone. Ron Rivera this may have been the most talent he has seen from a young group. If so, the Panthers could get some much needed help immediately from key positions. It was obvious from watching the offensive line drills that Trai Turner is on the fast track to starting. Turner got more do-overs and one one one assistance than anyone else at the camp. He looked solid also, receiving praise on more than one occasion as well. Rivera made his way over just when Turner was going through some technique work. Probably not a coincidence... There has been a lot of talk about the Canadian Tackle, Foulcault. He is easily one of the largest guys I have ever seen on the football field. He may be a little too tall with a high center of gravity. He was pushed around on more than one occasion by defensive ends who will not be invited to camp. He is a project, to say the least. Overall, the tight ends were the most impressive. There was some very good talent on the field. My personal favorite was the 6'6 Baker prospect Joel Murphy. He caught everything thrown his way and has the size to really make an impact on the field. He is my biggest hope for getting a camp invitation, but the competition at TE is pretty tight as it is. The running backs all looked decent, Tyler Gaffney caught some nice balls out of the backfield. He had one memorable catch on a poorly thrown ball, cradling it over his head and turning up field quickly. Darrin Reaves also looked good. He may be the sleeper of the camp at the skill positions. He has good size and runs low. After practice Rivera praised Philly brown as a very smart football player. Apparently, he is a bit of a cut up as well Kony Ealy looked great at times, and overpowered at others. He had looks at both defensive tackle and defensive end. He was hardly able to get any push at tackle, but performed very well at end. Again, it is difficult to assess the linemen in drills that no pads are worn or full contact is not allowed. The play of the day, and the camp, and possibly the best play I have ever seen at a Panthers practice when to none other than Kelvin Benjamin. In traffic he sprung up out of no where with a beautiful one handed grab towering over everyone. Gettleman nearly had a heart attack from pleasure as KB walked back to the huddle while giving the ole Michael Jordan shrug. This got a great laugh from his fellow receivers. This play told me everything I needed to know. Benjamin absolutely is a high talent individual. That single catch was more than Brandon Lafell had ever shown me, ability wise. This is why he is a first rounder. He can do something that those other guys could not. At the end, Kelvin had much to smile about. Summer School and OTA's start in a few weeks. The coaches will be watching carefully on who retained the information from the rookie camp and carry it through to the next practices. Coachability is something rarely talked about, but could be the difference between who gets a jersey and who does not. Click here to view the article

At his size Allen would need to be a physical freak of nature to play linebacker in the NFL, but he isn't. The guy weighs 218 pounds and may not get any larger. I think you will see the Panthers trying him out at Safety where he could provide some interesting benefit especially on running downs and blitz packages.

Yep, several months. Back in my corporate days I had to fire someone from a failed hair test for cocaine.

With the Carolina Panthers 2014 Rookie Camp coming up tomorrow, you may want to keep an eye on one name in particular. Of all of the undrafted free agents signed with the Panthers, wide receiver Philly Brown may have the best chance to catch on with the team. Brown led the Ohio State Buckeyes with 10 touchdowns last year. At a lean 5'11 and 178 pounds, he has decent size but could use to put on a few pounds. His route running also has much room for improvement. But Philly has one thing you can't teach, speed. His 40 low was a 4.38 making him on of the fastest guys on the practice field and able to compete as a return specialist. With he departure of Ted Ginn it remains to be seen who will be fielding punt returns. Kenjon Barner will be given another chance at the duties, as will Pilares. However, punt return talent is at its thinnest in many seasons. This may be the opening an UDFA like Philly Brown needs to find his name on a locker. Click here to view the article

Welp, Hard Knocks is probably interested in us now Sent from the Carolina Huddle App

So far he seems guilty of hanging out and dating morons.

Here, let me give my 10 year old a bag of mike and ikes and you try to hold him down for a few minutes.

Sure, if you want your eyes scratched out. Crazy women on hard drugs = more dangerous than a rabid badger named Ditka.

The girl in the neighbor call said she was there and saw it. Although, she sounded drunk and like a moron.

Thats what I just tweeted. Thought the same thing.