What's the confidence level in Samuel right now?

[zacka77ack]

[imminent rogaine]

I’m confident that Ron would like to get Torrey Smith out there across from Moore and see what he can do. Maybe we’ll see Curtis as a starter in a few years.

[poorboysrev]

Curtis is going to breakout. That man’s been working hard on his game and seems to have great chemistry with Cam. He’s going to be a better version of Ted Ginn at his best for us and right on time cause Cam and this offense need that ability to go over the top

[kungfoodude]

Confidence level is about 70%. I just need to see him make it through a season without missing significant time with an injury. I do believe he will be our best receiver not named Greg Olsen.

[Dunn]

I have all the confidence in the world that both he and Moore could be 1,000 yard receivers this year.  39 receptions last year, He should easily get 60 this year, along with his ability to run the ball when needed on trip plays or end arounds, the possibilities on him are limitless.  

He and CMC are very similar in capabilities on the field, and thats never a bad thing. 

[maddog1945]

What is  Samuel's confidence level? That is the question we need to ask!

[Bronn]

[trucpfan]

3 hours ago, mjligon said:

We talkin about practice

Actually it seems like we’re just talking about him practice game day anytime he gets the ball it’s electric. He was doing 

3 hours ago, Udogg said:

He had opportunities to un park his self.   Just didn't do it. 

If he missed his opportunities because of injury well I’m sure he’s gonna be ok based off his college track record. His situation was unique but he’s made it through and is back to football now if Cam was a full go last season he’d already be considered a young star on the rise based off all the missed opportunities on Cams behalf. I fully expect dominant performances, big plays, TD’s each week and this is no exaggeration. Just think back to how much he had a step on wr last year with no  one to throw it to him. Last years td vs the saints should be a regular thing for him this season.

[hepcat]

Buying it. First training camp he's gotten a full workload, and it's coming at the right time after two seasons in the league. He was electric the few times he got the ball in 2018. I think if he stays healthy he could be a star.

[mc52beast]

13 hours ago, steven8989 said:

Probably one of those training camp MVPs that doesn't show up during the season as always. I've hearing that about Shaq for 3 years now.

Shaq has been playing behind TD AND playing out of position.

[mc52beast]

It’s hard not to get excited about this wr group, probably the best we’ve ever had across the board. Samuel looks really good in camp, but so have tons of other guys who never panned out.

[Captain Morgan]

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Bradberry on covering Samuel: "Man, he’s been whooping my ass lately." McCaffrey on watching Samuel: "He's got foot speed that's rare; not just in the league, I'd say in the world."

[Moo Daeng]

I have all the confidence in his ability but a little apprehension about staying healthy. Hopefully his luck changes.

[MechaZain]

3 hours ago, Johnny Rockets said:

I was wondering the other day on who should go first. DJ or Samuel? Pretty sure it's DJ but either way I see both guys shooting up the draft board and going earlier than expected when the time comes. 

DJ's going well ahead unless Panthers fans are drafting. Unless you're following closely all you know is  DJ is the chosen heir to Steve Smith and Curtis Samuel is some third year guy who hasn't done anything yet. 

But should? DJ's got the higher floor and Samuel the higher ceiling. See them both getting a solid amount of points but Curtis has a legit shot at being elite this season if he's really a Ted Ginn who can catch