What the podcasts are saying about the Carolina Panthers
Here is what NFL podcasts are actually saying about the Carolina Panthers: 14 excerpts from 7 shows, taken word for word from episodes published between August 9 and August 11. Every line below is a verbatim passage from a published transcript, timestamped and linked to the moment it was said. Nothing here is paraphrased, and nothing is attributed to a named person unless that person identified themselves on the recording.
“Where got see little Cardinals Panthers. Carson Beck looked really good. If I did Jacobe Brissett, I'd be nervous about my job in the Carson Becker, Haines King, Haines King put Pryce Young on.”
“Remember the Panthers had Baker running defensive drills when he was at training camp with them. Sam Darnold and Baker Mayfield Carolina Panthers before Bryce Young took over.”
“If you want to know why the Bears do what they do and the Panthers do what they do, is because the Bears they have a plus sixteen turnover differential, whereas the Panthers they have a minus three.”
“Why are you the way that you are diving into the Monday night football game between the Carolina Panthers and the San Francisco forty nine Ers. You can see that game a fifteen pm Eastern on the Four Letter Network.”
“Bucks two and oh, Panthers one and one, Falcons zero two, Saints one and one. The Falcons have the worst NFC South record right now.”
“We'll be back next week and hopefully we are recapping the Falcons getting off the losing schnid and coming away with a divisional win over the Carolina Panthers.”
“Fred I'm gonna make the guarantee this week Patriots twenty one Panthers ten. If both teams best players are on the field. Do you think Gonza will cover Tet with Davis on Sandras? I think they'll probably double team Tet.”
“There's almost no crossover between the Patriots and the Panthers, between coaches and players. What's that like to game plan for a team where you guys have almost no kind of personal experience with guys on the other side.”
“He says, I'd be cautious about downplaying the Panthers defense, particularly their secondary. Even taking away what they did to Penix, they pretty much shut down at both Arizona and Jacksonville and aren't a defense susceptible to big passing plays.”
“That's where you left the Panthers. [SPEAKER_01]: Well, I mean, yeah, but okay, but that's still, I mean, that's okay. [SPEAKER_10]: I'm not there. [SPEAKER_10]: I mean, I think you could go to, who is the murder, the...”
“Thankfully, one of our strength coaches with the Panthers was spilling me in with all the with all the all the side stuff that was going on. Sorry, my daughter is saying, okay, I'll come out there this second.”
“A few days ago, we had a chance to sit down with Panthers wide receiver Adam Feln talked to him about fantasy.”
“We should clip that and send it off to Panthers social media so they can send it around to the rest.”
“One went off of Wilcox, one, one off of Ragger, one went off of a guy for the actually back to back plays for the Panthers on this on the second drive, they had two guys wide open.”
How these quotes are chosen
Each excerpt is copied word for word from a transcript the podcast publisher supplies with the episode. Nothing is paraphrased, shortened mid-sentence, or stitched together from two speakers. The timestamp is where the passage begins — 34:35 on the first quote above — and the link opens the episode at that point.
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