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Saturday's practice tweets

Captain Morgan

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OnlyPantherFaninMaine Rising Star

OnlyPantherFaninMaine

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#Panthers WR Kelvin Benjamin says no problems with the knee today. Picked up where he left off.

 

 

Kelvin Benjamin felt “great” today. “I just really wanted to get out there and get a connection going w/me & Cam.” #Panthers

 

 

KB: “I never had a problem w/my knee other than when I hit that ground & it swelled up the next day. The next day after that, it was great.”

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Good lord, we don't even need Ealy this year if we stay healthy. In my eyes, he's got two and a half to three years to learn. Lots of good lineman ahead of him at this point. He will be counted on at some point, but not this year.

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Jonathan Jones ‏@jjones9  3s
Benwikere 2/2. Cason 1/2 and one peter call. Brown 2/2 with one peter call. 
 
 
 
 
and I don't know what a peter call is...I do, but pretty sure it means something different in this circumstance.

 

peter is used when there is a short punt, and lets the guys on the field know the punt  is short. they have to find the ball, and get away from it. 

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Just pointing it out, he had some drops at FSU, was wondering if he has been working on his hands, or if our DB's aren't covering well.

 

 

BTW, I love KB and hope he can be a terror in the red zone.

 

from what i have been hearing, our entire defense has been balling out. the problem for the defense is that our offense has also been balling. those two facts put together make me extremely excited. the defense is contesting EVERYTHING and picking off alot of passes, even well thrown passes. but the offense has also able to drive on our stout D. 

 

does anyone have any training camp stats or are those not kept track of?

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Noooooo CJ 

 

Looks like defense ahead of offense

 

And the two ones impressing the most, is 2 rookies. Kelz and Bene 

 

Defenses are always ahead of offenses early in the year, even into the first part of the regular season.

 

So if the offense was driving at will against our D this early in camp, it would be cause for concern.

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im not worried at all. he is just a few months removed from surgery. its gonna tweak him once in a while. besides, he is still throwing bombs to players, especially to Benjamin. no... Cam is demonstrating that he will be just fine. im not worried at all.

 

 

You realize that he is going to actually have to be running for his life in 5 weeks.  None of this no contact stuff .

 

Its  easy to get lulled into thinking everything is coming up peaches and cream in training camp.  But as a past coach said.

 

 

 

The Other Team Practices Too !

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You realize that he is going to actually have to be running for his life in 5 weeks.  None of this no contact stuff .

 

Its  easy to get lulled into thinking everything is coming up peaches and cream in training camp.  But as a past coach said.

 

 

 

The Other Team Practices Too !

 

the only ones not experiencing contact at the moment are the QBs. everyone else is playing, and from the looks of it, it looks like they are playing like they would in a game. to this point, i havent heard much about our stoud D getting to Cam. a few times here and there. but not regularly. 

 

you make this out to be doom and gloom with your statement "running for his life" but so far it doesnt seem like Cam is having to do much of that. im not lulled into thinking anything. i realize Cam will soon be in games, and those games will be intense. but to get concerned about Cam's ankle being alittle painful at times, only a few months removed from surgery, is foolishness. its gonna hurt the guy. thats expected. but to ignore his OBVIOUS and RAPID recovery, demonstrated by outstanding performance on the field, is doom and gloom that i just wont buy into man.

 

not upset. i just think you need to stop ignoring the proof that Cam is giving us that he will be just fine

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