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1 minute ago, Snake said:

Jourdan Rodriguez should be higher because she knows routes and how to use a tight end. 

Although we do know she finds racist jokes funny especially about the Navajo who were slaughtered and land stolen from them so that might keep here where she is.

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2 minutes ago, Peppers90 NC said:

Although we do know she finds racist jokes funny especially about the Navajo who were slaughtered and land stolen from them so that might keep here where she is.

But she's hot and has one of the highest privilege ratings so that doesn't matter. Did I mention she knows how to use a tight end... 

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16 hours ago, SOJA said:

Top 3

1 Voth 

2 Rodrigue and she could end up being the best when it's all said and done

3 Gross from this is Gross

 

Would have to agree that Voth is the best. Rodrigue is a close second.

I was never that big a fan of Steve Reed. His posting that the team would never under any circumstances sign Keyshawn Johnson shortly before they actually did was kind of embarrassing.

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14 hours ago, XClown1986 said:

1. Bill Voth

2. Darin Gantt

3. Steve Reed

4. Jordan Rodrigue

5. Scott Fowler

6. Everyone else in a tie except..

100. David Newton

1,000,000,000,000^7. Joe Person

Nobody remembers him anymore but Charles Chandler was really good.

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13 hours ago, DelhommesTheMan said:

It’s Voth, Gantt, and lately Igo (i don’t care if he considers himself a member of the media he is in the know).  The rest absolutely suck and routinely get scooped by National Beat Writers when it comes to Panthers news and info.   I look to the beat writers for inside info, not the stories.  90% of people who read the Observer articles probably dont even watch the game on Sundays.

Jonathan Jones was good. So is Jourdan Rodrigue.

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2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Jonathan Jones was good. So is Jourdan Rodrigue.

I really haven't followed Rodrigue much since she started covering the Panthers. I will say, the actual question she asked Cam about Funchess was barely a question to begin with.

"I know you take a lot of pride in seeing your receivers play well." - This is a statement. And I mean, no sh!t he does. 

"Devin Funchess has seemed to really embrace the physicality of his routes...and getting those extra yards." - She makes another statement. I'm not quite sure what she's even getting at here, because every route is physical. A post is a post for Kelvin Benjamin or Christian McCaffrey, and players are expected to fight for extra yards on every play.

"Does that give you a little bit of enjoyment to see him truck-sticking people?" - Here's the actual question. Does Cam enjoy watching Devin Funchess playing well? Of course he does. She answered the question for him in her first statement.

It's the responsibility of the reporter to ask engaging questions that elicit more of a response than just basic "yes and no". She could have asked:

"How do you feel about Devin Funchess's breakout game?"

"Devin Funchess had a physical game and added some extra yards after the catch. Talk about his development?"

None of this excuses Cam's response. I've said many times he needs to apologize. But what she actually asked was pointless. Just saying...

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