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Thomas Davis baptizes Daryl Worley (warning: religious people inside)

Cyberjag

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I think this is very cool for a few reasons.  First, you have a guy with character questions last year at this time dedicating himself to his religion, one where he should aspire to be the best person he can.  But even more cool is who's baptizing him--TD.  This is a very personal and important thing to most people who do it, and Worley is giving TD the privilege of performing it.  I think our locker room is going to be pretty solid for as long as he wears the uniform.

 

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This defense is going to be elite again this year. We have a community built on accountability. We take a guy like Worley who as the OP mentioned had character concerns and have surrounded him with high character veterans.

Now he has a responsibility to hold himself accountable in the locker room for the sake of these around him. This will breed success.

Whether you are religious or not, this should be inspiring to you as a Panther fan. Players like TD aren't all about himself but those around him. And now he is bringing that mentality to our younger members. That's awesome.

Now Worley isn't playing for just his teammates on the field. He is playing for his who he calls his brothers off the field.

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