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Saturday Panthers Back Together Practice - Who’s Going?


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1 minute ago, CRA said:

OL play in the NFL has a lot to do with chemistry between the lineman.   Playing next to guys and learning how the guy next to you handles things.  

No reason for him to not be a center.   It’s college coach Rhule showing himself.   Same with the QB “competition”.  In the end end he is just robbing guys to reps they need.   Both guys are new and can use all the starting look reps they can get 

This is what I’m getting at. It’s honestly more important that they decide the depth chart for the OL before they do for the QB. OL continuity is huge.

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Just now, MillionDollarCam said:

So looks like the Panthers are requiring a lot of players to wear the Guardian Caps, not just personal decisions from the players.

 

Pretty much every lineman, O and D, are wearing them league wide.

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