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 have almost a brand new secondary – except Tre Boston is hoping that it feels more like 2015 than any other season.
Chris, Bobby and Denn fire off their pregame trash talk during #DennHateWeek, they talk Teddy Bridgewater’s latest Twitter reach out, Tre Boston’s elevated role on the Defense, how the NFL is handling COVID-19 and much more.
The One Day Contract crew is saying YES this week – to offensive line reality shows, to the Panthers never punting and to Brian Burns having a breakout year in this SUPER-SIZED episode featuring Cody Alexander and YA BASIC!
Donte Jackson, the defensive line rotation and will the Panthers’ big safety investment pay off? A lot of questions for Phil Snow to answer in 2020.