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BurnNChinn

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1 hour ago, KB_fan said:

On the defensive side of the ball, rookie cornerback Keith Taylor made the biggest play.

Will Grier’s pass was tipped, allowing Taylor to come up with the interception. The Panthers took Taylor in the fifth round of the 2021 draft. Defensive coordinator Phil Snow has been complimentary of the rookie this offseason.

Ball wasn't tipped by the defense. Hit WR Bryant in the hands and proceeded to go right through them. 

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1 hour ago, KB_fan said:

Jonathan Alexander's write up for the Observer from Today's minicamp practice has more detail than the other recaps I've seen so far from today:

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/nfl/carolina-panthers/article252161728.html

a few snippets:

Albeit two of the Panthers’ best pass rushers were wearing a red jersey and did not participate in 11-on-11 drills, Darnold was accurate. He threw two touchdowns passes — one to running back Reggie Bonnafon and another to tight end Ian Thomas. Both were inside the 10-yard line on situational drills.

Darnold also threw a 40-yard Hail Mary pass to Dan Arnold, though the defense was asked to back off. Still, the catch was impressive as he was able to keep both feet in bounds in the back of the end zone.

▪ On the defensive side of the ball, rookie cornerback Keith Taylor made the biggest play.

Will Grier’s pass was tipped, allowing Taylor to come up with the interception. The Panthers took Taylor in the fifth round of the 2021 draft. Defensive coordinator Phil Snow has been complimentary of the rookie this offseason.

▪ In the situational drills, McCaffrey served as a captain for the offense, and Shaq Thompson was the captain of the defense. Both were allowed to call timeouts if needed.

From the article...

Coach Matt Rhule said he wasn’t concerned with Thomas’ drops.

(cough) bullsh-t (cough)

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5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Then why are you here? What else is there to talk about right now? Your bullshit of criticizing others for wanting to discuss the team and football in general is getting old.

I don't often agree with you but this is one time I do.

Making observations about what is going on with the Team in Camp should not be a bad thing.

We are fans and this is a Fan-board of the team we are watching and rooting for.

So it makes sense to over-analyze/under-analyze/just-plain-analyze what is going on.

 

Because.....what else is there to do at the moment? *shrugs*

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19 hours ago, Moo Daeng said:

The over analysis of dang mini camp is nauseating 

I feel like that time to time, best way to solve this is taking a break form the huddle. Worked for me recently on a memorial day break. I do the same for panther.com and their fluff over load content.

 

Plus since 2017 the panthers have NOT given much to get excited about. I view this optimism as MUCH with welcome given the last couple years and Ive gotten the pessimist label plenty of times. 

Goodluck fellow panther fan!

 

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