Jump to content
  • Welcome!

    Register and log in easily with Twitter or Google accounts!

    Or simply create a new Huddle account. 

    Members receive fewer ads , access our dark theme, and the ability to join the discussion!

     

9/26 Practice Tweets - Stew, Davis in Pads


UNCrules2187

Recommended Posts

Doubt Stew plays, but nice to see

 

Jonathan Jones ‏@jjones9  1m
A bit of a surprise to see Jonathan Stewart on the practice field. Don't imagine there's any chance he plays though
 
Black & Blue Review ‏@BlackBlueReview  1m
Surprise, day 2 — Jonathan Stewart has his helmet on today.
 
David Newton ‏@DNewtonespn  1m
#Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart (knee) not moving fast but at least in helmet and shoulder pads today. 
 
Jonathan Jones ‏@jjones9  1m
Thomas Davis on the practice field again. Battling hip and hamstring injuries. We will see if he was limited or full later
 
David Newton ‏@DNewtonespn  49s
Linebacker Thomas Davis also practicing again today. Moving pretty good. #Panthers

 

David Newton ‏@DNewtonespn  1m
OT Garry Williams on bike for #Panthers.
 
Black & Blue Review ‏@BlackBlueReview  1m
Stewart looked pretty limited, but still, surprising to see him out there. http://instagram.com/p/tafTeuFZA3/ 
 
Black & Blue Review ‏@BlackBlueReview  34s
Thomas Davis was out there again. Garry Williams not practicing, but advanced to the bike.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I'm seeing a strong push and work ethic from the team lately. I think they are tired of being discounted no matter what they do. Lots of toughness going around I like it.

 

i agree with you. but they need to get rid of the types of games like last week and the Saints game in New Orleans last year. until they do, there will always be naysayers. i understand losses happen, but a team isnt elite until they stop allowing blowouts at home on national primetime television

Link to comment
Share on other sites

i agree with you. but they need to get rid of the types of games like last week and the Saints game in New Orleans last year. until they do, there will always be naysayers. i understand losses happen, but a team isnt elite until they stop allowing blowouts at home on national primetime television

Great point

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I hope these guys are not pushing themselves too hard. 

 

But I do wonder if this specific game means that much to them. Maybe I am just reading WAY too much into it cause it could just be another game to them.... but if it was why not rest and heal marathon not sprint remember? 

 

I have to guess that it has more to with getting their asses kicked last week and wanting to come out and make up for it this week than it does with them specifically playing the Ravens.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


  • PMH4OWPW7JD2TDGWZKTOYL2T3E.jpg

  • Topics

  • Posts

    • Yeah but at least that QB would be not short.  I keep going back to the fact other than Wilson no other short QB has ever won a Super Bowl. The success rate of short QBs is very, very low. Like count on one hand low.  Yeah some people would include Brees too but I don’t consider a 6 foot tall QB short, imo. 
    • I just rewatched all the highlights from after Bryce being benched. The Bryce hate needs to calm down a little bit. He showed a ton of potential the back half of the year. Same with Legette. They both made great plays when it mattered and a few mistakes when it counted. If we didn’t have a historically awful defense last year we could have ended even a bit better. Going into a brand new season we should be optimistic at least before game one. 2015 no one expected to go anywhere and the team steam rolled the league. I’m not saying that will happen, but hopefully we made strides to improve on the end of last year. Bryce put both Super Bowl teams in a battle last year and if we had a better D we could have taken them both. So at least look forward to the season and not past the season until it at least begins. 
    • I’m not mad at Moehrig.  He’s great at what he does.  And to be honest, a lot of my favorite safeties in our history were box-first type guys - Maxie, Minter, Mike Mitchell, Chris Harris…  they’re first and foremost objective was to put people on their backs and coverage was secondary.  There is a place for that.  There is a definite need for that.  Physical guys that set the tone.  So cool, we have that in Moerhig. But what we have lacked for the vast majority of our existence is a true free safety that cleans everything up on the back end.  Sometimes they come in the form of a JOAT, like Peppers.  I think he would be a fantastic compliment to Moehrig’s strengths and weaknesses.  If we don’t go after him, I certainly hope Ransom is given the chance to grow and develop in real-time with real game reps, because what he did in preseason was very encouraging to see.  I hope he can grow into that roaming center fielder with a little bit of an edge to him as an enforcer as well.  He has the tools.  In the meantime, adding Peppers would only help.
×
×
  • Create New...