The Panthers are still riding pretty high following their first win at home since late last year, especially with it coming at the Saints expense. Former Panthers QB turned radio analyst Jake Delhomme joined Kyle Bailey to look at the Panthers growth from the start of the season as well as reacting to a key player getting an extension.
The interview with Jake started with him reacting to Chuba Hubbard signing a contract extension with the Panthers as he noted how both he and Luke Kuechly kept on talking about how the Panthers needed to sign him and he thinks that this signing also sets the tone for what type of player Dan Morgan and the Panthers want moving forward.
Jake would go on to give his expectations for Jonathan Brooks, as well as how different Bryce is from what he was at the beginning of the year.
LISTEN TO THE FULL CONVERSATION WITH KYLE BAILEY HERE:
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