Panthers to sign Canadian OT

[El Chingon]

Joe Person ‏@josephperson 43m

Panthers expected to sign Canadian OT David Foucault, who was at rookie minicamp as a tryout player.

[jasonluckydog]

CB's and OT's can always be found on the cheap.

[El Chingon]

"Can't coach 6'8 320lbs"

 

- DGettleman

[KillerKat]

Is he left handed?

[Shadow]

Lol at Gettleman using Canada as a D-League.

[jdpanther5]

Signing Nevis put us at the 90-player max, so someone would have to be cut.

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[CarolinaSamurai]

I want a highlight reel pointing him out bc every video ive found is blurry and i cant tell who he is!

[Ricky Spanish]

I hope they see something in him that can be coached. from what Zod said he didn't impress

[El Chingon]

The Canadian Connection continues.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

I hope they see something in him that can be coached. from what Zod said he didn't impress

His tape wasn't impressive either, he needs a ton of coaching.

[WilmyWood]

Starting to look like the Carolina Hurricanes!

[Ivan The Awesome]

Is he left handed?

 

 

smh..

[CarolinaSamurai]

His tape wasn't impressive either, he needs a ton of coaching.

what tape? mind throwing out a link :)

[gettlemanjack]

Foucault's college coach said:

“If he’s invited to the Panthers’ main camp, he’s forfeiting half his CFL salary,” Maciocia said. “But at his age ... these opportunities don’t come around every year. If he believes in himself and wants to invest that money in himself, I think it’s a great opportunity."

per the Montreal newspaper:

Foucault was born and raised in Montreal (the second largest primarily French-speaking city in the world, after Paris), played for the University of Montreal Carabins, but before he reports to training camp for the Montreal Alouettes, he is off to Charlotte, N.C., to try out for the Panthers

Foucault wasn’t selected in the NFL draft but he spent two months training in Florida, attended a regional NFL combine in Tampa and an NFL Super Regional Combine in Detroit.

he conducted interviews with six NFL teams -- Atlanta, Miami, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Minnesota and Cleveland. Two others, St. Louis and Indianapolis, called directly to his college coach