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My Training Camp Observations

By XClown1986,
July 31, 2019 in Carolina Panthers

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Hoenheim

Posted July 31, 2019

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Looking at a bunch of recent training camp pictures and videos. CMC looks way more muscular even tho he says he only put on 1-2 lbs of muscle in the off season.

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3 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

I dont see why not.. we went with a rookie rb right out the gate with cmcsa. These kids will be backups and very little of that if it looks like last year. Cmc played more snaps than anybody in the league so I wouldn't think having rookie backups would hurt.

Not a good comparison at all considering that CMC was a top 10 pick while Scarlett is a 5th rounder and Holyfield is a UDFA. It's also not really accurate to say that "we went with a rookie RB right out of the gate" with CMC either. He split time with Stewart. CMC had 197 total touches in 16 games while Stewart had 206 in 15 games.

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2 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Not a good comparison at all considering that CMC was a top 10 pick while Scarlett is a 5th rounder and Holyfield is a UDFA. It's also not really accurate to say that "we went with a rookie RB right out of the gate" with CMC either. He split time with Stewart. CMC had 197 total touches in 16 games while Stewart had 206 in 15 games.

yea to my memory there were games where CMC barely got any carries at all in 2017 and that was with him being a number 8 overall draft pick.

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MHS831

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To me, the season will be determined by the left side of the offensive line---any thoughts?

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