Can Bradberry make us forget about Norman?

[mc52beast]

Nice article on James and how he has done during OTA's and training camp... coaches and players expect big things from him 

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article167883587.html?#emlnl=Sports_Newsletter

[therealmjl]

Yes

[Jeremy Igo]

I really think he can. So far he is way ahead of Josh at the same point in his career, and it isn't close. 

Heck, I would say Worley is also. 

 

I love Josh, but these two guys have really developed quickly. I suspect Wilks can take much of that credit. 

[Nails]

Definitely.  GMan pushed all the right major buttons for the long term health of this team.

[Davidson Deac II]

Forget, no not really.  He makes me think how good we might be with both of them, at least for a year or two. But I am already over him being gone, looking forward to the future.  

[AggieLean]

I miss JNo, and wish he was still here. 

I like James, but I'll never forget about JNo. Hopefully, one day he can have a dominant season like Josh did. I believe he's capable of it

[The Huddler]

RIP gettlemagic

[GoobyPls]

He had a good rookie year, he still has a way to go before he takes away one side of the field with no safety help like Norman did 

[Jeremy Igo]

I have an excellent source that told me J-No would love to be back in Carolina one day. 

[beastson]

Yeah we can if he can make QB's throw to the opposite side.

[UpstatePanther]

5 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

I have an excellent source that told me J-No would love to be back in Carolina one day. 

Straight from the horse's mouth tends to be a good source there Zod 

EDIT: I DONT HAVE TO TEXT-MOJI ANYMORE!!! All hail Zod!

[heel31ok]

11 minutes ago, beastson said:

Yeah we can if he can make QB's throw to the opposite side.

yes and it is the opposite side that will determine if we can forget about Norman...

[The Huddler]

Welp, lets hope norman gets cut because he costs as much as a QB

[top dawg]

We'll never completely forget about Norman, because he'll probably always be the FA we let get away at the worst time imaginable, and will always be the epitome of missed opportunities. In that sense, I don't think Bradberry has anything to do with Norman.