Carolina Panthers Discussion Forum

<r>It's all about reflection here today, since OTAs provide minimal real info (hoping DJ Johnson is well, because he's gotta show something soon). <br/> So for the moment I'm chattering about Xavier Legette versus Keon Coleman.   Because Coleman will always be in the rear view mirror of Legette's ca...

<r>Quiet season, and I'm not trying to force out too much myself either. But figured I'd address a couple things, including the Panthers Blueprint bit (which came with scant info, and an edit out of any real names that they considered; mostly they seemed to have targeted who they got and weren't goi...

<r> I think it was interesting that Xavier Legette was held last week because he'd been slow the day before.  Yet explained by a hamstring (remains ever interesting that tall receivers just seem to have bigger issues with hams). What I get out of it - I've been busy so hate if anyone else has posite...

<r> So far, Carolina has an intriguing, if also a little mishmash, group of players for 2024. Yes, we'll think collectively different based on what happens once the field and the opponent meet our paper lions, but for now, here's what I personally think to be the high spots of the team. Yes, this wi...

<r> Some reinforcement for Carolina's 2024 team so far. Sure, it's marketing material, but it's a window in.<br/> A few notes:Feature on the energy, positive energy.<br/> The ball getting out fast is still a big talking point. They go through Dave Canales first, but interesting to see some focus on ...

<r> (Edit - to clarify, this is the team's proposal, it's not ratified by the city, so we'll see what actually happens). A somewhat happy medium may have been struck on the stadium, wherein the team is staying (good) in its existing stadium (good) and receiving tons of public money to do it (bad). A...

<r> I used to say, somewhere a fan is talking themselves into Chan Gailey.  No offense to Gailey, specifically.  I'm sure in the 90s, maybe even 00s, you would be able to talk yourself into Gailey as your OC fairly easily.  But then somebody had to sit in that stink in 2015-16. Miami had him as an O...

<r>Steve Sarkisian's post-Shanahan Falcons showed some downturn.  Dan Quinn's Super Bowl team clearly relied heavily on Kyle Shanahan, who I resented a bit for his leaving the Browns (not that it's my business, but given they drafted Johnny Manziel and that there was friction with Mike Pettine, fair...

<r>OTAs are here, and with that, the rookies suit up with veterans for the first time.   The team is, in theory, whole. If you're a jersey buyer, maybe hold off.   Now I haven't added one since 2001 - I got a rookie Dan Morgan for like $10 after he'd already gotten hurt, and a gameworn Les Miller (y...

<r> So this time of year always comes with some shock. For the 30th draft in a row, I followed along with every pick, where possible.  I've missed a scant few picks - a few for family obligations, I remember seeing the choice of Tyler Gaffney at a restaurant somewhere near Raleigh - a few for travel...