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Panthers Practice August 12: Compliment Sandwich Edition

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This is the thread for the August 12th practice for Training Camp. If you aren't posting a twitter update, all responses/observations must involve a "Compliment Sandwich":

One positive observation,

one critical observation,

and one positive observation.

Failing to do so will result in Mods editing your post to include a compliment sandwich of some kind, whether it is relative to the commenting post or not, it is at the Mod's discretion.

 

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The joint practice against the Jets will be a good measuring stick to test ourselves against

The offense needs to work on threating the defense down the field as we don't have elite RAC weapons

In just a couple of weeks the constant hype letdown of TMJ will soon finally be off this team. 

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Positive: My positives were not limited to commenting abut Young

Negative: Let’s start with Tepper because NONE of this stuff would be what it is without him. 

Positive: Young was not injured in Preseason game 1 

 

Jimmy Garoppolo is my Hall Pass

fug this throttling of opinions.

I appreciate when people DM feet pics

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9 minutes ago, strato said:

Positive: My positives were not limited to commenting abut Young

Negative: Let’s start with Tepper because NONE of this stuff would be what it is without him. 

Positive: Young was not injured in Preseason game 1 

 

fug this throttling of opinions.

 

I appreciate reading your opinion.

You had an extra negative at the end.

Looking forward to reading these today!

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Positive: the current head coach isn’t as physically difficult to look at as the previous head coaches 

Negative: the team is very bad and might not win a game 

Positive: Something about Sir Purr wearing the Christmas outfit awoke something deep within me and I hate how much I like it.

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