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Today marked the start of training camp for the Panthers as they prepare for their 30th season of play, former QB Jake Delhomme joined Kyle Bailey as he gave his expectations for the Panthers heading into the 2024 season.
Jake first pointed out that he likes how Dan Morgan has been building the roster and that he is building for the future but also can help Bryce grow in his 2nd year.
When it comes to how the Panthers make sure Bryce is best prepared for this year Jake noted that despite all of the struggles he was always resilient, and he thinks Bryce’s even-kill nature and accuracy will help him be able to rebound in 2024.
Jake would go on to break down the Panthers offense’s many new weapons, and how different the Carolina defense will be without Brian Burns.
LISTEN TO THE FULL CONVERSATION WITH KYLE BAILEY HERE:
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