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Greg Olsen is hosting a Make-A-Wish recipient at practice today. 17-year-old Foster Hale wanted to be Greg for a day. Wish granted.

 

 

No surprises on today's absentee list: Bersin, McCaffrey, Silatolu, Oher, Tyrus Thompson

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Actually, missed Amini coming in. So just those other guys.

 

 

 

Corn Elder, who's been limited most of the spring, looks like he may practice a bit more today.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Time for the daily "Austin Duke makes a play" tweet. This one against Zack Sanchez.

 

 

Julius and Cam actually went bowling together a week or so ago. So they've apparently hit it off.

 

 

Michael Oher landed in Charlotte this AM. Seeing doctors now.

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Captain Morgan said:

And Julius Peppers has a helmet. He won't do much since he doesn't need to.

 

Roster move ahead of minicamp: Panthers signed WR Cameron Posey (was here for rookie minicamp) after waiving safety Brian Blechen.

 

I thought Blechen was the LB converted to Safety everyone was raving about.  Or was that someone else.

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