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Official Panthers Training Camp Day 4 Open Thread


Jeremy Igo

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1 minute ago, KB_fan said:

 

I would imagine it's a bit of a shock after having been in Southern California and Minnesota all his life,  having missed almost all of last year, and recovering from surgery. He just needs to stay healthy and he will be fine. The talent is there.

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A couple of observations...

*The reason I don't believe in Funchess is because he really struggles to get separation.  Yeah, he had a good day in 1 on 1s, but as they repeatedly said, the defense isn't expected to win those, and even with that being the case, the window to throw to him is to tight, it is frustrating to watch.  Then, once they went to 7s and 9s, I heard nothing else about Funchess.  A late tweet said both he and KB were having good "team drills," but no tweets identifying Funchess specifically once they began team drills.  I just think he disappears too often and again, his inability to create definitive separation is frustrating...  Just my take.

*Matt Kalil seems to be doing a lot better the last few days, but is it just me, or on those video clips tweeted out, specifically the one of him vs Addison, did he not false start?  It appeared he moved well before anyone else, which IIRC, he had issues with at times in Minny when facing speed rushers.

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44 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Hearing Kalil doing well really does put me more at ease. I think his main problem is being explosive enough to go against speed rushers, and looks like he's handling them really well.

I think we may have found our franchise LT if he keeps this up through the seasons

FIFY

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2 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

A couple of observations...

*The reason I don't believe in Funchess is because he really struggles to get separation.  Yeah, he had a good day in 1 on 1s, but as they repeatedly said, the defense isn't expected to win those, and even with that being the case, the window to throw to him is to tight, it is frustrating to watch.  Then, once they went to 7s and 9s, I heard nothing else about Funchess.  A late tweet said both he and KB were having good "team drills," but no tweets identifying Funchess specifically once they began team drills.  I just think he disappears too often and again, his inability to create definitive separation is frustrating...  Just my take.

*Matt Kalil seems to be doing a lot better the last few days, but is it just me, or on those video clips tweeted out, specifically the one of him vs Addison, did he not false start?  It appeared he moved well before anyone else, which IIRC, he had issues with at times in Minny when facing speed rushers.

Are you watching in person, or are you just going by these tweets? I ask because I have most definitely seen Funchess get separation in real games.

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2 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

Also, I think Corn may have lost himself a roster spot to Cole Luke.  And I am going to have an extremely hard time not calling him Luke Cole the rest of the season.  Two first names, FTW...

I know, we need a nickname for Cole Luke, especially since Luuuuke is always just referred to by his first name.  Agree Elder's injury jeopardizes his spot.  Cole Luke has shown up when it mattered so far.

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