The Podcast hosts from the Riot Network yell at each other about the Panthers 53 man roster on Sunday morning. Come join Denn and Chris from Keep PounDENN, Keith from the Roaring Riot Podcast and Josh Klein managing editor of the Riot Report and host of It is What it is and One Day Contract.
Back live this week following the final preseason game of 2018. In just 10 days, the Panthers will open their regular season at home vs Dallas. Also, all 32 teams will each tell 37 players there’s unfortunately just not enough roster room by Saturday afternoon. We touched on the highs and lows of the Panthers / Steelers game, brought in your comments on Jarius Wright this week, took your answers to our weekly questions and finally added some bulletin board material for the 2018 season. See you next week!
Molly Cotten of ESPN730 The Game’s Wake Up Call joins the squad and immediately messes up the theme song – but once we got past that, spirited debate about [of course] the offensive line, the best Boy Band of the 90’s, exactly who and who should not be making the Panthers roster – plus a talk about whether the team is recognizing it’s players that contribute to charitable organizations enough, and a NEW GAME called You Pick Who!
The Panthers are now 3-0 in the preseason and prepare to face the Steelers – one reason why you should care (even though it doesn’t matter). Patriots review, Panthers team news, more Game Balls, Towels of Shame, and review of last week’s Day Trader. Plus tailgate interviews and TV Talk!
We’re starting with a new format this week….we’re going live and want to know what’s on YOUR mind every week. We talked a little Panthers/Dolphins, looked ahead to the dress rehearsal with the Patriots Friday night with our friend Dave Archibald from Inside The Pylon, and Tepper tailgate talk.
Kyle Bailey of WFNZ joins the show to talk about Taylor Moton AKA Tyler Morton, why Matt Kalil is too expensive to sit on the bench, Panthers traditions and which former Panthers deserve statues outside the stadium, roster battles, Charles Johnson and so much more.