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Panthers Tuesday practice thread

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5 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

He's rich. He can go into TV. He's had the opportunity of a lifetime, achieved what others haven't. Huge respect but the razor thin line between success and failure in the NFL get's even the best of them .

His best isn't good enough to win in the NFL, Baker too. The game is moving on.

...yea... Mayfield is better but dang that Heisman trophy doesn't treat those qbs very good in the NFL...think Cam was one of the best in that catagory...

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I was at practice today. Most of the action was on the far field. From what I could see the narrative of Sam taking the check down and Baker pushing the ball held true.

All the QBs did the net drill again but nobody splashed it this time.

I got the best look at the WR/CB one on ones on the near field, but they only brought Baker, Darnold and PJ over to throw. Corral was on the far field practicing handoffs. Donte was letting a heckling fan get to him. Not a great look, imo. 

I also saw the DL/OL one on ones. Erving got destroyed. Christensen seemed to be okay.

I've got business in Greenville tomorrow and then back home to Charleston. I'm glad I went to TC and I hope I can drive up again next year.

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33 minutes ago, trueblade said:

I was at practice today. Most of the action was on the far field. From what I could see the narrative of Sam taking the check down and Baker pushing the ball held true.

All the QBs did the net drill again but nobody splashed it this time.

I got the best look at the WR/CB one on ones on the near field, but they only brought Baker, Darnold and PJ over to throw. Corral was on the far field practicing handoffs. Donte was letting a heckling fan get to him. Not a great look, imo. 

I also saw the DL/OL one on ones. Erving got destroyed. Christensen seemed to be okay.

I've got business in Greenville tomorrow and then back home to Charleston. I'm glad I went to TC and I hope I can drive up again next year.

How did Ekwonu look?

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2 hours ago, rippadonn said:

He's rich. He can go into TV. He's had the opportunity of a lifetime, achieved what others haven't. Huge respect but the razor thin line between success and failure in the NFL get's even the best of them .

His best isn't good enough to win in the NFL, Baker too. The game is moving on.

Darnold on TV? Maybe X-games judging boogie boarding

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10 hours ago, MillionDollarCam said:

If they trot Jordan out at LG on day one… Kick one of Christensen or Ekwonu inside for heavens sake.

If we leave our 1st round pick on the bench and not at LT this season. Ooof what a botched pick. 🤦‍♂️

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