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I will be there. Section 342

1. Weather Influences this game by limiting passing, slips, and turnovers for both teams 2. panthers win 24 to 21 3. baker has a good day. Brisset does not 4. Chubb and CMC have great days 5. Panthers D struggles with run defense but not passing

Doesn’t matter anymore

Sure sure

Well that ship sailed Rhule is here and if Baker and the new staff save his ass he will continue to be here through his contract unless some ncaa school makes him an offer he can’t refuse So for this year, let’s just enjoy having a decent staff and a decent qb and hope Rhule’s game day decisions don’t screw up too badly waste of time and energy to do otherwise in any case as he is here until end of season

Nah. I fixed hurricane season when I bought my generac home generator. The state of NC owes me

Props belong to you …and to the person who took Rodgers one pick before me in the 9th, I was going to take him even though I had Herbert. I just hate smug people who say ‘they stole such and such in the 9th rd’ lol

Panthers win this game 28 to 25 …despite the wet artificial turf, escape with no injuries Home crowd is happy for the first time in a year

The NFL staff around him, plus Fitterer , will make this team better. Rhule has been a disaster on game day no need to revisit why I say that…we all know it…we just have to hope on game day, he listens to his staff. I know of not one NFL HC that he is better than. as for optimism, why not. Having a serviceable QB makes all things better in the NFL

Thank you for doing this. It is a lot of work.

Hi. Just sent payment i apologize for the delay. Just got in from west coast and had to set up Venmo. Had PayPal not Venmo sent $25. Raleigh-panther. DmGarner

I guess it could be worse. it could be the one of these owners: Miami, DC, Cleveland his chase of Watson I found pretty unforgivable…but that’s me the other things are either annoying or extremely disappointing

Thank you !

Should’ve said footwork not football in the the opening line damned type ahead. Can’t edit the post. Sorry

pulled forward couple of things 1. Mcadoo likes Baker’s footwork in this offense. Says it’s critical 2 the new scouting system identified Shenault 3 new scouting system being used to look at DL candidates 5 corral had surgery with Dr Anderson 6 snow believes secondary is one of the top units in nfl horn exceptional As Panthers training camp ends and NFL regular season begins, here’s what we learned BY ELLIS WILLIAMS [email protected] 51 minutes ago Panthers training camp is officially over. The dog days of preseason practices are gone. The Panthers set their 53-man roster on Tuesday and will begin their in-season schedule next week. At practice on Thursday, the last time observers were allowed in before the start of the season, players from the practice squad competed against the first-team starters. “You only get one padded practice a week with the new rules (in the regular season),” Panthers coach Matt Rhule said. “So we gave them Saturday, Sunday off. We practiced Monday, Tuesday off, then practiced Wednesday and Thursday. It was good to get out there today. It was hot. We’ll watch the tape and get ready for Cleveland on Monday.” A lot has changed since Carolina opened camp on July 27 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Thirty-seven players who started camp on the team are no longer on the active roster, though many who were cut this week returned to the practice squad. Carolina started with four healthy quarterbacks. The Panthers are down to two: Baker Mayfield and PJ Walker. Practice squad quarterback Jacob Eason was signed on Wednesday. Sam Darnold was officially placed on injured reserve. He’ll miss a minimum of four weeks. Rookie Matt Corral had Lisfranc surgery earlier this week. General manager Scott Fitterer said former Panthers physician Robert Anderson performed the surgery. Corral is still “very much” a part of the Panthers’ future plans. Fitterer said Corral will be as involved as possible during the season. Because he is on IR it is against league rules for him to practice while he rehabs. But Fitterer said he will wear an earpiece during practice and be at every team and quarterback meeting. Mayfield and Corral were becoming close before he was injured. The rookie often was in Mayfield’s hip pocket soaking up free advice from the Panthers’ starting quarterback. That will soon continue. But Mayfield’s attention is on beating the Cleveland Browns. He’s come a long way mentally, and also physically — most notably with his footwork — since joining the team in July. Baker Mayfield and his footwork It’s never easy, but Mayfield is getting used to tailoring his footwork to a new offense. He’s playing for his fifth offensive coordinator in five years. But quarterback coach Sean Ryan said Mayfield’s history has helped him pick up the Panthers system and specific footwork more easily. “The footwork in this offense with the way we run things is so integral to play quarterback,” Ryan said. “Fortunately, Baker had a little bit of experience in this type of system. I do not want to say it came easy to him because he worked at it.” Whether Mayfield is under center, faking play-action and rolling right, or in shotgun throwing quick game, his foot discipline this season will dictate his success. Offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo will put Mayfield in positions to make his own calls. He’ll have the freedom to decide what matchups are most advantageous and attack accordingly. But none of his presnap reads matter if his mind is not married to his feet. McAdoo wants his quarterbacks to be aggressive but always remain disciplined. “We talk about it all the time,” McAdoo said. “Keep the system loose and the fundamentals tight.” High expectations for secondary Defensive coordinator Phil Snow more than believes in his unit. He thinks the Panthers can be one of the best defenses in football again. The team has talent at all three levels, but its secondary is as deep as there is. “You know, arguably we have the top three corners in the league as a group,” Snow said. “You could argue that we do.” That group is led by second-year defensive back Jaycee Horn. He played in only three games last year before injuring his foot, but he’s back and ready to establish himself as a top cornerback not only in Carolina, but also in the NFL. “He is one of the best players in the league and will be,” Snow said of Horn. “I’m looking forward to watching him.” Horn can and will play all over the field. Depending on the situation, Snow can deploy Horn in the slot as a nickel corner while veteran Donate Jackson and former first-round pick C.J. Henderson anchor the outside. Behind them is second-year cornerback Keith Taylor, who established himself as the No. 4 cornerback despite battling a hamstring injury most of camp. More roster moves coming? The Panthers have spent the past year revamping their scouting and evaluation department. Fitterer prioritized hiring more evaluators to create a more robust database. With his complete staff in place, Fitterer said the team has thousands of player profiles and evaluations archived. At a moment’s notice, Fitterer can access information about a player rather than scrambling for knowledge. This new system helped Carolina acquire wide receiver Laviska Shenault when he was made available. It also helps Fitterer better survey the league for potential new additions. Though the 53-man roster is set, Fitterer is not done tinkering. The team is still interested in a defensive lineman, possibly an edge rusher who can adequately defend the run. “I think we are going to be active there and keep looking,” Fitterer said about adding a defensive lineman. “We’ve been impressed with (Amare) Barno. He does a lot of things naturally. He has so much bend to him. We like the guys here, but we’ll probably add one more guy. We just cannot force it.” The team likes what Daviyon Nixon can do at both end and tackle. Undrafted rookie Marquan McCall impressed enough during camp to make the 53-man roster. He likely beat out end Darryl Johnson, who was cut and then claimed by Seattle.

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Well now Fredlund is walking back comments https://thespun.com/more/top-stories/cynthia-frelund-clarifies-what-baker-mayfield-said-about-browns Interview also in Good Morning Football

Joined. Played last year lost out of the championship due to injury and rating players just the way it goes sometimes lotta luck involved im traveling sept 3rd and have a major pay league draft the night of the 4th so I’ll ensure I do auto draft to not hold anyone up

Drafting someone with an injury history in college, and trading up to get said player, not a good way either, when there were very serviceable oline and dline there and a huge position of need

Chubba is one dimensional. Run straight ahead between the tackles RBs IMO, he is a dime a dozen RB in the NFl nothing special about him at the Nfl level and that makes him very replaceable but, he is, as we all know, another one of Rhule’s favorites and draft picks. He isn’t going anywhere …even if he should

A bump of the video for those who might want to see it I came away with a very different impression of him after viewing im rooting for him to succeed now not just because ‘he’s not Sam’

Lol ok And that’s what you took away from that video ? Lol What he and his wife do or don’t. Is really none of my business..don’t care Nfl players aren’t choir boys

Thank you we all know the business of nfl teams build a narrative to suit their purposes I really think this guy just loves to play and lives to compete He is an asshole sometimes, sure, but all alpha qbs are He brings hope and confidence. will he be perfect, no. Will he fight to the end, yes and I’ll tell you, I hope he controls his emotions and beats the living dog poo out of that Cleveland ownership and coaching staff

The biggest underdog in football from kid to the Panthers It is long….but worth the watch …his pro journey starts around 13 min mark Scroll forward to what interests you I knew his left shoulder injury was bad…until this video, I had no I idea how bad. Beckham’s father was way out of line with his actions. It also talks about his middle of the field accuracy to 20 yards vs long ball accuracy which is why that didn’t work with kitchens For all the world, he reminds me of a more athletic Jake Delhomme. here is hoping he is and for good things for him and for the players and fans

Baker !!!!!!!!!!