Players are beginning to get nicked up, a specialist is failing to impress but a wide receiver is showing more skills than the Panthers originally bargained for in today’s training camp observations.
Panthers Beat Writer for the Observer (#supportlocaljournalism) Alaina Getzenberg joins the show to give her initial impressions of Panthers training camp, why she’s so impressed with Derrick Brown and lament why she didn’t win best hair in high school – that’ll make sense once you listen to the episode
New fun drills for Matt Rhule’s Panthers before they jump into almost an entire session of full team drills to try to get ready for the NFL season starting in just a few weeks.
Vincent Richardson speaks to the star of training camp thus far, wide receiver Omar Bayless about how he gets separation off the line, what kind of releases he prefers to use against press coverage, how he battled adversity to get to where he is and where he thinks he fits into the Carolina Panthers offense.
On this intro-less episode of It Is What It Is, Tre Boston talks about being a leader on a young Panthers defense, what he’s seen from Matt Rhule and much more before Teddy Bridgewater reveals the mistake he made last year in New Orleans that embarrassed him, the lessons he’s been imparting to his backups and more.