Host of The Athletic Football Show Robert Mays joins the show to talk who the Panthers might target in free agency next week, whether the Panthers fudged up their quarterback timeline and why he’s been confused with some of the moves they’ve made over the past two years.
The Carolina Panthers will likely have on of the NFL’s youngest rosters in 2020, and so the key to progress in 2021 is player development not FA spending.
Former Carolina Panther and owner of the best arms to ever grace One Day Contract Al Wallace joins the show to talk about whether or not he’s into blockchain, cooking and acupuncture, Taylor Moton, Curtis Samuel, the 2021 Draft and, of course, Deshaun Watson.
Scott Fitterer’s hiring as the GM of the Carolina Panthers raised comparison between Matt Rhule and Pete Carroll, comparisons that aren’t a coincidence.
The crew discusses whether the Panthers are still on the same plan that David Tepper outlined a year ago, the almost-Matt-Stafford trade, the Senior Bowl and more before Aaron Schatz joins the show to give a full Super Bowl preview.