Cameron Sutton?

[Biggdaddi1022]

Has anyone been able to locate any footage of him? I have looked on youtube and haven't able to find anything.  

[Prowler2k18]

18 minutes ago, Biggdaddi1022 said:

Has anyone been able to locate any footage of him? I have looked on youtube and haven't able to find anything.  

Curious - did the Panthers just bring him aboard? I hadn’t seen anything about this.
 

 

[45catfan]

He was one of the 17 UDFAs signed after the draft.  I can't exactly remember his backstory, but he was either a basketball player or had only played football for a short period of time.  Regardless, let's just say he's a very late bloomer, but very good athlete and physical specimen.  He was signed strictly for his potential, not for his college production.  Think Chris Manhertz or "Swole Bones" (forgot his real name).

[45catfan]

I guess if we continue to sign these types of TEs, the hope is will eventually stumble across the next Antonio Gates.  Oh, and I think "Swole Bones" real name was Brandon Williams(?).

[TheSpecialJuan]

[Paintballr]

THE Tyrell Sutton? 

[bababoey]

The guy had 9 catches for about 150 yards in 10 games over 2018 and 2019.  Good luck finding much of anything other than him standing on the sideline. 

[PleaseCutStewart]

11 hours ago, 45catfan said:

He was one of the 17 UDFAs signed after the draft.  I can't exactly remember his backstory, but he was either a basketball player or had only played football for a short period of time.  Regardless, let's just say he's a very late bloomer, but very good athlete and physical specimen.  He was signed strictly for his potential, not for his college production.  Think Chris Manhertz or "Swole Bones" (forgot his real name).

The good news, for whoever this dude is, is that we are pretty awful at the TE spot right now

[LinvilleGorge]

My expectations for UDFAs are always low. But, he's the type of UDFA I like. Very raw, but plenty of moldable talent. Most don't work out (Swole Bones is an excellent example of that), but with UDFAs it's no risk and all potential reward.

[Carl Spackler]

Hope he can be a contributor, but some of our UDFA signings this year appeared to be about one step above high school intramural backups.

[imminent rogaine]

[Carl Spackler]

He was ninth in receiving yards on a 4-8 Mountain West team last year. Also has seen time at fullback, which could be why he was signed. Still, it seems like Hurney threw a dart at a list of prospects, landed on this guy and was like “fug it, those haters think I don’t care? Think I gotta go for only all-conference or all-American stars after this draft? Check this poo out”

[MHS831]

7 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

My expectations for UDFAs are always low. But, he's the type of UDFA I like. Very raw, but plenty of moldable talent. Most don't work out (Swole Bones is an excellent example of that), but with UDFAs it's no risk and all potential reward.

They spent a lot of time with him to get him here.  He has a shot--prolly a PS player for a year.