Seems that Charley Casserly has been at the Panthers camp

[tiger7_88]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000507009/article/inside-training-camp-live-whispers

Charley Casserly has been with the Carolina Panthers, and is high on rookie Devin Funchess. Casserly's sleeper from Carolina camp is fifth-round pick Cameron Artis-Payne: "Right now, to me, he's the second-best back on this roster behind a healthy Jonathan Stewart."

 

[Allaine]

Piss on what Charlie thinks.  Let him go hang out with teams he doesn't dog every time he opens his mouth.  We know Funch and Cameron are about it.

[Gallagher]

Piss on what Charlie thinks.  Let him go hang out with teams he doesn't dog every time he opens his mouth.  We know Funch and Cameron are about it.

Seriously. I forget the specifics, but I seem to remember Casserly talking poo on us in years past.

[Cam's New Arm]

Seriously. I forget the specifics, but I seem to remember Casserly talking poo on us in years past.

Hence the possibly inflicted pissing upon, I suppose..

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

I heard him say earlier tonight on NFL Network that he believes Funchess right now is ahead of where Kelvin was last time at this year. I don't remember him even being at camp last year. Jeremy or anyone else that has been to both camps, any truth to this? 

[KB_fan]

Panthers.com has something posted about Casserly being there today.   Here's an excerpt.  In addition to this there are questions about our division rivals and Gettleman's performance as GM

http://www.panthers.com/news/article-2/QA-with-Charley-Casserly/1464ae58-e5bc-48ab-8bf3-4fbfa3800b9a

Panthers.com caught up him to discuss his thoughts on the team, starting with what Carolina needs to do to win a third consecutive NFC South title.

"One of the keys will be left tackle. If Michael Oher can come through and solidify that position, the rest of that offensive line is solid – in fact, the inside is really good. Oher didn't practice today, but a number of people have told me that he's been having a good camp.

"The second thing is the secondary being able to contain and keep things in front of them, not give up big plays. Josh Norman is a good player, but the rest of the group as far as speed – especially at the safety position – is something to watch. Now you might be able to scheme your way through that with coverages, and there are a number of teams that do that. The front seven should be pretty good."

What about the wide receiver position, which has undergone a major overhaul over the last two offseasons?

"You've got to be excited here. (Kelvin) Benjamin had a terrific year last year. I think he looks better right here in his route running, which is something he had to improve from college where they didn't ask him to run a lot of routes. He's a big target who makes plays. (Rookie Devin) Funchess impresses you with his fluidness and athletic ability. You've also got a lot of flexibility there – you can play him in the slot, play him outside, move him around."