TheSpecialJuan

BRYCE YOUNGQB, CAROLINA PANTHERS Panthers HC Frank Reich said Bryce Young "showed complete command" of the offense in his first practice with the team. Young enters OTAs as the Panthers' QB2, but it sounds like he's made a strong first impression on the field. In addition to his command of the huddle and the offense, Young and rookie receiver Jonathan Mingo reportedly spent all of Thursday preparing for Friday's practice in hopes of making the most of their minicamp experience. Young reportedly showed good rapport with Mingo on the day and also connected with former 2019 fourth-round draft pick Gary Jennings, who is trying out for the team, on a deep pass to end the day. Reich's comments are exactly the kind of "coach speak" we'd expect to hear at this point in the season, but they're encouraging nonetheless.

Wonder what happened with UNLV LB Austin Ajiake signed as a priority UDFA but he wasn't on the roster

How exciting

I love that for them!

Do we have the mini camp roster yet?

Outlandish

Dope

Good Christ

https://scarletknights.com/sports/football/roster/j-d--direnzo/11620

he stinks

How exciting! Bears are gonna beat out ass tho

Not surprised. As Michale Lombardi said this is a 1 QB draft Bryce was clearly the best QB Las Vegas, Houston, Minnesota all tried to trade up to draft him

I love it

we're done for

His voice is unpleasant to my ears and my ass

CAMERON ERVINGT, CAROLINA PANTHERS Panthers re-signed LT Cam Erving to a one-year contract. Erving was a key piece in Carolina's late-season offensive outburst, led primary by a dominant rushing attack. A former first-round draft pick, Erving, 30, will enter his third season with the Panthers, protecting rookie QB Bryce Young. Carolina in 2022 had the league's tenth best pass-blocking unit and the tenth worst run-blocking unit, according to Pro Football Focus.

yeah he stinks but as long as he doesn't have to play long stretches of games or start for us he's fine