Jackie Lee

That humidity is gonna be gnarly, supposed to stop raining in an hour

Yo they can fit everyone in here lol

Dunno. He hasn't really played much since he switched to TE in 2021, tore his ACL in 2022 49ers camp. Also 32 years old now

They have Austin Reed as their #4, I wanted him over Plummer so curious to see if he can do anything

I'm keeping an eye on the QB's. Williams and Stroud are sitting, but both teams have 4 qb's. Eventually at least 2 of the 6 backups will get waived or released and I think all but 1 would be an upgrade over Plummer from what little i've heard about him in camp

Practice tweets might be a little thin tonight compared to earlier this week unless a few of those fan accounts make the drive down

Real feel of 99 degrees at 6pm

Judging by the pressers this week the players don't even want to go lol

23 year old 5th year senior projects at that

Meanwhile the 33rd pick..

Dunno, they had reserved online tickets, and then most of those people didn't show up after the first couple days so then they said people could walk up day of for tickets but the stands still looked pretty empty. Feels like more people would have shown up to Spartanburg out of tradition

I know he's running with the 2's and 3's, but Coker already seems like he has a better feel than the last few WR picks especially getting open in the red zone. He might not have hit the RAS scores as high but he seems like he can get open as a nice possession option

Horrible Idea on Teppers part lol. Clemson is basically Georgia and they can barely get 1-2k out in Charlotte for a free practice

Rippadon?

The hall of fame game might actually be interesting. Haven't heard anything about him but curious to see Austin Reed qb for the Bears. We could/should have grabbed him or Devin Leary late in the draft instead of signing this Plummer dude in udfa

At least he's not afraid of contact

Stock down WR Xavier Legette Legette was his own toughest critic after the first camp practice, when he chastised himself for not paying closer attention to the details and for failing to “leave everything out there on the field.” It hasn’t been all bad for the first-round pick from South Carolina. He just hasn’t yet made the type of splash plays that characterized his final college season and that prompted the Panthers to trade up to draft him with the 32nd pick. The knock on Legette leaving South Carolina was his route running, so that might be part of his game that takes time to develop. But with good size and straight-ahead speed, Legette should still find ways to impact the offense as a rookie.

Stock up WR Jonathan Mingo The second-year wideout barely resembles the guy who looked unsure in his routes and in general during an underwhelming rookie season. Mingo is running crisp patterns, getting open and grabbing everyone’s attention, most notably Bryce Young’s. Young said it’s clear Mingo is playing with more confidence in his second NFL camp. “You can see him playing more freely. Even though it’s a new system, he understands the system,” Young said. “He’s running routes really free. Doing a great job on and off coverage, having a plan with stuff. He’s made some really big-time catches.” Mingo needs to carry the momentum into the season. But after joining Young in California this summer for throwing sessions, the two are very much on the same page.

I dunno what this is but I don't think it qualifies as a rebuild. I think it's just a poo show throwing poo at the wall hoping the qb you overpaid for gets it together. If he doesn't next year will be the rebuild, or if the rest of the team actually looks decent they'll just get a vet and try to compete

Sounds like the makings of a great back up qb