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Panthers @ Bucs Week 1 Trailer


Lilsmitty09

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subscribed to your you tube channel. Random note whatever happen to the larry the cable looking guy who used to do weekly panther videos. His screen was always dark so you couldnt see his face and he always wore panther baseball hats. I loved his vids even though it stereotypes our fanbase...he did know how to to talk football though.

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subscribed to your you tube channel. Random note whatever happen to the larry the cable looking guy who used to do weekly panther videos. His screen was always dark so you couldnt see his face and he always wore panther baseball hats. I loved his vids even though it stereotypes our fanbase...he did know how to to talk football though.

Panthersguru. He would show up every season for first 4 games talking smack then leave. I enjoyed it, everone else hated it. He's back now with a new channel name called "Thecarolinaprodigy" or something like that. search CP47 or something and thats his newest vid.

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