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With a "good foundation" in place, Panthers are ready to see where O-line and Bryce Young can go


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21 minutes ago, jayboogieman said:

*Glances at the huge gaping hole at the center position*

Yep, that's a "good foundation" alright.

And the coach said they had a good start to a good foundation for the future. Of course the reporter manipulated the quote to sound like there was an even more resounding optimistic outlook when what Goodson said was enough. They do have a good start to a good foundation at line. 

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2 hours ago, Carolina Panthers said:

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If the offensive line is the foundation to any team, then the Panthers feel they have a solid one. Now, as offseason work kicks up, they want to see where Bryce Young can take his game and this offense.

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Such a great org that allows make a wish kids to wear jersey now next to their favorite players...

 

 

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