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3 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

Who was that Marshall roasted?

That was Omar Bayless and not Marshall, well if you are not talking about another clip that I missed. 

Deep ball from Darnold to WR wearing white 17. 

 

Edit. Another angle. From another poster above. 

https://twitter.com/PanthersOnTap/status/1420778964398792704?s=20

3 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

Horn. however, its one on one drills... always favors the offense.

If it's the Bayless clip, he is a 4.62 guy. But he somehow makes it work on deep balls. Was a favorite of mine before the 2020 draft. Holding my thumbs for him. We got enough talent at the slot. 

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23 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Marshall was a different one. Much longer pass too. It might be in the other daily thread. 

I just checked in all three training camp threads and dont find it.

I see Bill Voth and Steve Reed mentioned a deep ball catch from Marshall on twitter but no clip.

But this clip was posted in one of the threads.

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, ncfan said:

Sam pick 6 on the 1st play of practice today.

was on the money,  went right through DJs hands and into Chinn’s

 

 

The great David Newton said one of the highlights was that Chinn picked off Darnold.  But that is all he said.  He leaves you to believe that Chinn made an outstanding play, or Darnold made a horrible throw.

But maybe his latte was not free today, we will give him another pass

 

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40 minutes ago, stirs said:

The great David Newton said one of the highlights was that Chinn picked off Darnold.  But that is all he said.  He leaves you to believe that Chinn made an outstanding play, or Darnold made a horrible throw.

But maybe his latte was not free today, we will give him another pass

 

I didn’t like the phrasing either but that want a great ball either

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1 minute ago, Jorgie said:

High and wide and half a tick late. Not the worst throw and not the best catch

 

Yeah, I saw that. But as I said, you get 2 hands on it, you gotta catch it. I will say, it was practice. But then again, you play like you practice. So i'm back to, you gotta catch that pass. Especially your star WR. 

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1 hour ago, Jorgie said:

High and wide and half a tick late. Not the worst throw and not the best catch

Yeah.  I'm sure Sam want's that one back.  Looks like route was slowing up a touch, and Sam over led him.  They'll get in sync.

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