Panthers v. Manders Preseason Gameday Thread

That Heniecke int was really bad…you know, I think making it more competitive between Sam and TH for the 2nd qb job would be great for both. Rivera should maybe hype that up more. SH replay yesterday…his arm looks better that TH

He got hit as he threw when watching the film but yeah overall he's not better than Howell

Who started on the Oline?

LENO
NORWELL
ISMAEL
WES S
COSMI

One guy not mentioned that stood out, Armani Rogers TE. Liked what I saw from him.

Jon Allen was the highest graded DLineman yesterday, man he has really become an ELITE player. Top 5 DT in football easily


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Doc walker needs to be doing all our games, all the timeYes agree. He was great and pretty unfiltered. He almost sounded more like a coach than an announcer.

I see Sammis Reyes only got 2 snaps in the game, both on ST, seems he is sinking off of the roster, how long do you keep a roster spot for a project?

Doc walker needs to be doing all our games, all the time

I thought he was a little bit overboard with the tough guy rah rah stuff.

I thought he was a little bit overboard with the tough guy rah rah stuff.

As I stated yesterday, Doc is good for a radio show but a bit much for game commentary. I use to actually like him on the 'noon Jefferson-Pilot/Raycom ACC football games from several years ago. He was the analyst on those games for quite a few years. Doc was even-keeled, although he was kinda funny as well on those games.

Now, on broadcasts, he's a bit over-the-top with the constant rah rah/tough guy talk and the hackneyed cliches. He's almost a caricature of himself. He's better suited for a radio show IMO, as his overzealousness eventually becomes boring.

This is coming from someone who really likes Doc Walker.

As I stated yesterday, Doc is good for a radio show but a bit much for game commentary. I use to actually like him on the 'noon Jefferson-Pilot/Raycom ACC football games from several years ago. He was the analyst on those games for quite a few years. Doc was even-keeled, although he was kinda funny as well on those games.

Now, on broadcasts, he's a bit over-the-top with the constant rah rah/tough guy talk and the hackneyed cliches. He's almost a caricature of himself. He's better suited for a radio show IMO, as his overzealousness eventually becomes boring.

This is coming from someone who really likes Doc Walker.I personally felt the dynamic between him and Kenny Albert was almost comical yesterday. Almost as if Albert didn't feel totally comfortable working next to him. Walker sounded more like a critical, pissed fan than color commentator. Great stuff though. Theismann was pretty candid in this role previously. Walker was on a whole other level.

I found Doc Walker to be very entertaining. His enthusiasm for football and the Commanders was refreshing. He made me laugh a lot during the game, too. Right now, I need to hear some over-the-top super fan commentary on my team. It's pre-season, so go for it, Doc!