Panthers Training Camp - Tuesday Camp Thread

[Scott12345]

Just now, My Life Dont Matter said:

I don’t know why people tried to pump Brandon LaFell and Samuel up so bad. 

Because they were who we had

[CRA]

1 minute ago, My Life Dont Matter said:

I don’t know why people tried to pump Brandon LaFell and Samuel up so bad. 

Curtis Samuel is a bad dude.  He just has a special niche you need to use him in.  Which Carolina only did one season.   

We were always a bad landing spot IMO for him given CMC was also coming here IMO.  

[BurnNChinn]

I wonder if there is a live stream today?

[Icege]

Ian Thomas ran a correct route AND caught it

 

 

[Icege]

More than likely the team's starting OL

 

[Mother Grabber]

2 minutes ago, My Life Dont Matter said:

What halfwit thinks it’s a good idea to try your two best offensive starters in returning punts? 

it’s practice, not a game

[Icege]

Sam following up with a completion to DJ rather than having a chaotic start is a good thing

[Icege]

Tommy Tremble and Terrace Marshall Jr are neck and neck for my favourite offensive rookie

 

[Mr. Scot]

Good to hear... 

[Icege]

Darnold is better in pads?

[Mr. Scot]

 

[BrianS]

8 minutes ago, CRA said:

Curtis Samuel is a bad dude.  He just has a special niche you need to use him in.  Which Carolina only did one season.   

We were always a bad landing spot IMO for him given CMC was also coming here IMO.  

That's not true at all.  We used him in prior seasons, but last year he was CLEARLY playing for a contract.

Notice how his catch percentage went up nearly 30 points from the prior year?  How his catch percentage was 20 points higher than his previous career high?

He actually had more targets in 2019.

I'm glad he performed so well last year with CMC out.  I hope the light bulb finally went on for him.  I'm REALLY glad we didn't pay him 10+ per season.

[MHS831]

32 minutes ago, Icege said:

 

I think he is working on (among other things, possibly) is lifting his hands at the last second for the ball.  Some WRs raise their hands too soon, losing a step in the process. 

[hepcat]

1 minute ago, BrianS said:

That's not true at all.  We used him in prior seasons, but last year he was CLEARLY playing for a contract.

Notice how his catch percentage went up nearly 30 points from the prior year?  How his catch percentage was 20 points higher than his previous career high?

He actually had more targets in 2019.

I'm glad he performed so well last year with CMC out.  I hope the light bulb finally went on for him.  I'm REALLY glad we didn't pay him 10+ per season.

It was noted many times on here that in 2019, Kyle Allen and Curtis Samuel were never really on the same page. Samuel would be wide open and Allen wouldn't even look his way.