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Observer: Panthers confident with young guards Amini Silatolu, Trai Turner



Silatolu, 25, the second-round pick in 2012 from Division II Midwestern State, was limited during OTAs (organized team activities) and minicamp. But he hopes to be full speed for the start of training camp next month.

Silatolu was very specific last week when asked the status of his knee.

“It feels good, probably 98 percent,” he said. “I’ve still got to work on some stuff during this little break.”

Silatolu and Kalil were impressed with how quickly Turner picked up the offense. Kalil said the 6-3, 320-pound Turner has done “an incredible job” transitioning from LSU following his redshirt sophomore season.

“Minicamp and OTAs are meant to sort of overwhelm the young guys and see how well new guys adapt. Especially in this offense, we’re throwing a ton of information at them,” Kalil said. “And he’s done a really good job being able to handle it all.”

“I’m excited about him,” Kalil added. “He’s a great guy. He’s got an incredible work ethic and his football awareness is really good. It’s hard, you’ve got to remind yourself he’s only (21) years old.”

 

 


“They look good, as good as they can look in pajamas,” Kalil said of the guards. “I’m anxious and excited to see how they do when we get full pads on...”

 

 

Thanks for the image, Ryan :unsure:
 

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