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Practice times = moving target

CatMan72

By CatMan72,
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Chaos Grand Master

Chaos

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...and on top of all that, they closed practice to the media (which I know is commonplace in the NFL) so they must have been concerned at some level about information being leaked from practice.

It's funny because they cover up the fence surrounding the practice fields, but it's a material you can pretty easily see through and several times last year I would walk right up to the gate where the players enter and watch through a break in the fence where there was no covering... not once did anyone ever tell me to back up or challenge me in any other way.

If you did want to scout Panthers practices last year, it would have been very easy based on my experiences.

There was no need to scout us...we were starting :jc:

EDIT: holderoftruth beat me to it.

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True, but the only thing worse then running a vanilla offense and defense is having the opponent scout your practices leading up to the game so they know exactly which plays in your vanilla offense and defense you're planning to run that week.

They could have known that from watching any game tape. Nothing ever changed.

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