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.
The Panthers strap on the pads for the first time, Matt Rhule gives some players the morning off and assigns others pushups — here who’s moving up in the cornerback battle and much more!
Matt Rhule’s first practice open to the media was fast, energetic and LOUD – who impressed and who still has some work to do on the field in Carolina?
The One Day Contract Crew talks Teddy Bridgewater’s social media habits, whether he’s been given a fair shake and if Matt Rhule has anything that we can judge him on yet – plus a new game! Also, The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis joins the show for a deep dive on the state of sports media in today’s society – and more!
In their second episode, Sheena and Vashti discuss Teddy Bridgewater taking on Panthers Twitter, Stephen Weatherly’s social justice decal and the possible cancellation of college football.