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Panthers Wednesday training camp thread


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5 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

I wonder if opposing teams have “analysts” that scour the internet for this stuff. Basically taking this time period where practice is open and people can see installations being implemented.  This is free intel for other teams in the league 

If our offense is so rudimentary that opponents can get a jump on us based on the napkin sketches of people on the internet then we are absolutely fuged from jump street.

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4 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

If our offense is so rudimentary that opponents can get a jump on us based on the napkin sketches of people on the internet then we are absolutely fuged from jump street.

It’s not the play they are observing, it’s route combinations, personnel alignment and pre snap movement. I’m referring to people recording the practices not napkin sketches.
 

for instance, the patriots have a strict no camera policy at their facilities. In this league it’s always about having that one extra inch of advantage. 

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