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Yas report on the Panthers


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Dwayne Jarrett. As they’ve been doing for his entire career, the Panthers are hoping the light suddenly comes on for this wide receiver. He’s still running with the first team, but all indications are it’s just not happening for Jarrett. There’s still some work to be done and polish to be added, but the Panthers are starting to think rookie Brandon LaFell is their best option at the starting position opposite Smith. Jarrett basically is fighting for a roster spot at this point. The fact he’s still making mental mistakes this far into his career means there’s a good chance he’s gone before the preseason is over.

Thinks Jarret is gone.

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Good write-up, it's funny how every media type who visits our camp walks away with a much better opinion of the Panthers then they had before they came.

I've been there a couple times now, and there's allot of energy - people flying around the field. I think we're gonna be much better than most people expect us to be this year.

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Jarrett is a POS never has been, never will be. All hype from the USC bull sh*t media machine. Cut his ass already.

I say this team shocks and goes 10-6

Actually, the hype came from the fact that he caught a bunch of passes and scored a bunch of TD's in football games. He just can't seem to do the same here.

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Interesting there was no mention of Kenny Moore.. from all I've heard he's been outstanding in camp..

*ahem* to those who thought he wasn't even going to make a roster spot... looks like Jarrett is the one hanging on..

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I have said many times that I hope Moore and LaFell continues to shine in camp and preseason. I am tired of Jarrett's crap.

Smitty and LaFell sounds nice. LaFell is an outstanding blocker and, from what I have read, is looking smooth and good. I really like the throught of Moore as the #3. He provides some speed to compliment Smitty.

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