Sports Director from WCNC and Coleman Cooler-Sitter Nick Carboni joins the show to over/under react to the Panthers 34-30 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, talk about the best fast food fries and what they want to see the Panthers moving forward.

Who impressed? Who didn't live up to expectations? Can we expect to see more close losses like this one or will the Panthers get blown out by better teams? Did the Panthers make a mistake by not utilizing better tempo near the end of the game? They'll answer all of these questions, plus identify the biggest issues on defense (SPOILERS: It ain't the secondary), a surprising disappointment on offense and --- is this offensive line good?

All that, plus OVERREACTION Cam to Kawann and Nick & Josh have a theory on why the headsets didn't work during the first half. One Day Contract is a proud part of The Riot Network - be sure to rate, review and subscribe to help share your favorite Panthers podcast.

We made it, fam. Week 1.

Co-Host of The Wake Up Call on ESPN 730 the Game Walker Mehl joins the show to talk how to pronounce gif, whether the Panthers coaching staff can re-invent football, surprises about the 53-man roster and what his expectations are for the Panthers in 2020.

They'll dive deep into the Raiders and where the Panthers have the advantage, who they need to be VERY wary of on the Vegas squad and if the Panthers could be walking into Tampa in Week 2 with an undefeated record.

Don't worry gamblers, because a brand new edition of "LETS MAKE SOME MONEY" is here to talk where you should be betting not just for this week - but for the entire season.

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Will Bryan, Co-Host of The Happy Half Hour AKA Panthers Stat Guy joins the show to talk Taylor Swift vs. DMB,  wearing sunglasses at night and the Matt Rhule curse before they jump into the main event, drafting a full 53-man roster between Josh, Will & Colin.

They'll talk about whether PJ Walker or Will Grier is the backup quarterback, whether or not the Panthers will keep three quarterbacks, what positions Jeremy Chinn, Alex Armah and other players play, come up with a new nickname for the #ManhertzHive and find out exactly how quickly you get to the point on the roster where you have question marks **SPOILERS** it's earlier than you think.

Want to turn this podcast into a drinking game? Drink every time they use the phrase "it's a numbers game" --- because it's a numbers game.

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No one knows where Josh is, but the show must go on!

Co-Host of The Mac Attack on WFNZ, Travis 'T-Bone' Hancock, joins Colin and Nikki for the positivity show! In this episode: what does Robby Anderson add to the offense (from the eyes of a Jets fan), why do people not love a Teddy Bridgwater/Jake Delhomme storyline, Keep Pounding, Ron Rivera, the best case scenario for the defense, Hornets Corner and the debut of a brand new game: What’s in your Closet! 

Plus, hear the crew react in real time as news breaks of the NBA boycott. 

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Panthers Beat Writer for the Observer (#supportlocaljournalism) Alaina Getzenberg joins the show to give her initial impressions of Panthers training camp, why she's so impressed with Derrick Brown and lament why she didn't win best hair in high school - that'll make sense once you listen to the episode. 

They'll talk the differences between a Matt Rhule and Ron Rivera practice - it's faster! - whether or not Rhule likes the extra scrutiny that comes with running and NFL team and whether or not this is the true measure of a Rhule training camp or if we're just seeing what football looks like in 2020. 

They'll do jersey talk, why the Panthers defense is inevitably going to doom their 2020 season and give out some Senior Superlatives, including why Joe Brady is Josh's Most Likely To Disappoint. 

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Colin, Nikki & Josh discuss Josh's hairstyle, whether it's fair to judge new coaches strictly on their team's COVID preparedness, if Teddy Bridgewater has been given a fair shake as the newest quarterback of the Panthers and if it's time to start evaluating Matt Rhule yet. They'll also talk about how Teddy is always going to be tied to Cam, play a new game of Training Camp Jeopardy and bemoan the fact that neither Curtis Samuel nor Taylor Moton have been resigned yet. Can Brian Burns make the leap in 2020? Make sure you pose your answer in the form of a question.

Then, Editor-At-Large for the Ringer and host of the Press Box pod Bryan Curtis joins Colin and Josh (48:50) to discuss the origins of sidling and just how important it is in sports media, whether journalism or media can recover from the Twitter-cizing of the world and whether Cornhole needs an All-22 guy. If you enjoy deep dives into sports media, you'll love this conversation.

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Legendary broadcaster and Voice of the Panthers Jim Szoke joins the show to talk about how the Panthers have changed over the past 25 years, why this training camp doesn't feel like training camp at all and how Marty Hurney is handling the roster during this strange, weird offseason.

They'll talk about how the Panthers are equipping Bank of America Stadium to talk about COVID (#EightIsTheNewSix), reflect on why there's really not that much actual football to talk about - seriously - even as the Panthers begin camp and why they may never go back to Spartanburg.

Jim regales the crew with stories of his favorite seasons in Panthers history, the differences between Jake Delhomme and Cam Newton and what's changed the most since the Richardson Era became the Tepper Panthers - then he'll stick around for a round of COME ON DOWN, the newest game (do we invent a new game every week?) in the #OneDayContract catalogue.

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POSITIVE ENERGY!

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! They'll kick around the news of the week, including a brand new specialist unit joining the team for 2020, why they're worried more about a specific player opting out than any other one and revisit whether it's Marty or Matt Rhule making the decisions. 

Josh takes some time to go in-depth on Phil Snow with Cody Alexander of Match Quarters (53:04), one of the smartest defensive minds you'll ever talk to about what kind of scheme he expects from Snow, how a defense could gameplan to stop Christian McCaffrey and the intricacies of pass defense.

Then they'll break down the defense, from whether the defensive line needs to put up or shut up, who is the most important linebacker and THANKFULLY if the Panthers have finally invested in defense. Oh, and they'll talk Curtis Samuel playing running back and everyone's favorite game YA BASIC makes it's triumphant return!

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Senior Writer for Panthers.com Myles Simmons joins the One Day Contract crew to talk about the weird start to training camp, what to expect from the team as they adjust to practicing in the age of COVID-19 and whether a UDFA can make the team without and preseason games. Plus, he'll reveal the only time he's freaked out at work and the time Jeff Fisher played a practical joke on him.

Then, they'll actually look ahead to what the Panthers can expect on the field, position-by-position: whether Teddy Bridgewater wants to win in 2020, if PJ Walker has the backup job by default and if Will Grier would survive the practice squad, if CMC will come off the field and why you shouldn't underestimate Mike Davis, their offensive line starters and who will have a bigger season: Curtis Samuel or Ian Thomas?

Plus, they debate if DJ Moore can ascend to the next level and Josh thinks that he's going to get the biggest boost from the Joe Brady offense. 

Then, they'll play the newest game in the catalog: BREAKOUT CANDIDATE: Robby Anderson vs. Curtis Samuel.

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And we're back!

Sheena Quick joins the show to teach Josh about Skylanders and the Game Truck, talk about what it's like to see Cam Newton in another uniform and the woes of being a reporter in the time of COVID-19.

The gang will also talk about whether the fanbase is being fair to Teddy Bridgewater, why Twitter is fantastic to not be on and whether or not the NFL is doing enough to properly protect their players - do they think training camp will be starting in three weeks?

Nah.

They'll also talk about who has the most to lose when reporters get kicked out of the locker room, exchange happy thoughts, whether Marty's job is tied to Cam's success or failure in New England and try to figure out who would be the guy who fans will yell at when they want their autograph. 

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