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Panthers Blueprint Episode 3: Embracing The Future


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12 hours ago, Bear Hands said:

This was awesome. Shows you they never felt like they were reaching. 

For DJ—they went to get a very specific need in our scheme & our board metrics had the 93->80 trade as a +22

These guys had specific targets they really felt that conviction with. Just loved seeing the Zavala and Jammie bits as well.

RB and an outside sized CB would’ve been nice but we filled needs and got legit talent with each pick.

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I love that they had DJ at 93 and were willing to trade up if necessary. Makes me wonder how many other teams had him graded higher than the internet experts? He was the only guy that immediately felt like a reach, so I really want him to come in and kick some ass. 

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15 hours ago, Bear Hands said:

This was awesome. Shows you they never felt like they were reaching. 

For DJ—they went to get a very specific need in our scheme & our board metrics had the 93->80 trade as a +22

These guys had specific targets they really felt that conviction with. Just loved seeing the Zavala and Jammie bits as well.

RB and an outside sized CB would’ve been nice but we filled needs and got legit talent with each pick.

Good stuff

 

 

Enjoyed watching this.  It was good to see the conviction they had with their picks..  Liked it when Dan Morgan encouraged Fitt to "go with your gut."

Also noticed that the draft room looks different than last year.  Anything and everything looking different is a good thing.

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1 hour ago, ladypanther said:

 

Enjoyed watching this.  It was good to see the conviction they had with their.  Liked it when Dan Morgan encouraged Fitt to "go with your gut."

Also noticed that the draft room looks different than last year.  Anything and everything looking different is a good thing.

Seems like Dan Morgan is on his way up.. would be nice to hold on to him as long as possible but he seems to have a good relationship with Fitt. 

The draft room last year was terrible. Looked like they were in a hotel lobby

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The other cool thing, and its so minor but when you have bosses... 

When They made the trade and Mrs Tepper picked up the phone, well at the end of it all Fitt was like 'you made the trade'

Clearly Fitt made the trade and she knows it, but smart man to compliment the boss... 

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I certainly enjoyed it and I applaud the Panthers for not doing as many creative edits as some other teams have been doing with their behind the scenes videos.  The were honest about the QB search process rather than pretending it has been destined since birth that Bryce was the guy.  And they even threw in the footage of Mingo vs Bergeron.  Other teams have been editing out that kind of stuff.

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Loved the scene after drafting DJ where coach Reich walked in and reminded them of the whiteboard scenario they had gone over in his office pre-draft that had Young then Mingo then a trade up for DJ.  Then camera cut to that whiteboard.  All three of these episodes have been outstanding productions with real behind the scenes information. Big kudo’s!

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Fitt made an interesting statement after they drafted Jammie Robinson: “We are one team. We stress that. There are no egos here…we’re never going to take a player and shove him down a coach’s throat or just because coaches want him. We want players the staff wants to coach.”  

This right here should get any Panthers’ fan fired up. Makes you wonder if this is what was happening under the previous regime. It appears the “square peg, round hole” days are over! I also like that Fitt, Reich and staff are not afraid to embrace players that have an edge, that “dog” mentality.

 Can’t wait ‘til the season starts!

 

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1 hour ago, CanadianCat said:

The draft room last year was terrible. Looked like they were in a hotel lobby

What else could you expect when we had a sloppy, shoddy coach dressing like a regular guy that rolled off the couch on Saturday to mow the lawn.

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