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Drew here with a look at Panthers news headlines for the week ending July 14th, 2017.
The Riot Rewind is brought to you by Blue Apron. Click here to get $30 your first order.
Find links to all of these stories at RoaringRiotPodcast.com.
Here is a quick recap of this weekâs Panthers news:
What last weekend appeared to be a mundane week for the Panthers was anything but when Monday general manager Dave Gettleman was relieved of his duties. Jerry Richardson made the announcement via Panthers.com.
The Roaring Riot Podcast was released on Tuesday where we discussed in-depth the Gettleman firing.
More coverage of Gettlemanâs firing and Hurneyâs hiring can be found at various sources including The Riot Report, Carolina Huddle, USA Today Panthers Wire and more links which can be found at Roaring Riot Podcast.com.
On Wednesday it was confirmed that former Panthers General Manager Marty Hurney was brought in to serve as interim general manager. Hurney joined the Panthers front office in 1998 and was promoted to General Manager in 2002. He served as GM until October 2012 when he was fired after the Panthers abysmal 1-5 start. After he was fired the Panthers lose the following game against the Bears and former coach John Fox eventually finishing the season 7-9.
One day after bringing back Hurney, on Thursday the Panthers announced a 4-year, $45-million-dollar contract extension for offensive lineman Trai Turner. ProFootballTalk reports that Turner received a $15-million-dollar signing bonus. Cat Chronicles reports that Turnerâs agreement makes him the NFLâs second-highest paid right guard behind Clevelandâs Kevin Zeitler {Zite-ler} who inked a 5-year, $60-million-dollar agreement with $23 million guaranteed. Find more at The Riot Report,
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Here are the canât miss Panthers stories from around the web:
Riot Report:
Sean Mauk has a great breakdown of rookie cornerback Corn Elder. A fifth round pick out of Miami, Corn is expected to quickly mature under recently acquired Captain Munnerlyn.
NFL.com has an excellent read:
Kevin Patra from NFL.com is reminding everyone that Cam is throwing with teamates in workouts. Cam and his receivers are at the Under Armor Training Facility in Baltimore Maryland where Cam is getting to know his offensive weapons.
USA Today Panthers Wire:
Tim Weaver points out the Panthers played more zone than any other team in 2016. At 79 point 9 percent of snaps out of a zone concept, the Panthers were nearly 5 percent higher than the next team, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Drew here with a look at Panthers news headlines for the week ending July 14th, 2017.
The Riot Rewind is brought to you by Blue Apron. Click here to get $30 your first order.
Find links to all of these stories at RoaringRiotPodcast.com.
Here is a quick recap of this weekâs Panthers news:
What last weekend appeared to be a mundane week for the Panthers was anything but when Monday general manager Dave Gettleman was relieved of his duties. Jerry Richardson made the announcement via Panthers.com.
The Roaring Riot Podcast was released on Tuesday where we discussed in-depth the Gettleman firing.
More coverage of Gettlemanâs firing and Hurneyâs hiring can be found at various sources including The Riot Report, Carolina Huddle, USA Today Panthers Wire and more links which can be found at Roaring Riot Podcast.com.
On Wednesday it was confirmed that former Panthers General Manager Marty Hurney was brought in to serve as interim general manager. Hurney joined the Panthers front office in 1998 and was promoted to General Manager in 2002. He served as GM until October 2012 when he was fired after the Panthers abysmal 1-5 start. After he was fired the Panthers lose the following game against the Bears and former coach John Fox eventually finishing the season 7-9.
One day after bringing back Hurney, on Thursday the Panthers announced a 4-year, $45-million-dollar contract extension for offensive lineman Trai Turner. ProFootballTalk reports that Turner received a $15-million-dollar signing bonus. Cat Chronicles reports that Turnerâs agreement makes him the NFLâs second-highest paid right guard behind Clevelandâs Kevin Zeitler {Zite-ler} who inked a 5-year, $60-million-dollar agreement with $23 million guaranteed. Find more at The Riot Report,
The News Roundup is brought to you by KeySmart! Never lose your keys again with the KeySmart Pro with Tile GPS! Get yours today at RoaringRiotPodcast.com/PRO.
Here are the canât miss Panthers stories from around the web:
Riot Report:
Sean Mauk has a great breakdown of rookie cornerback Corn Elder. A fifth round pick out of Miami, Corn is expected to quickly mature under recently acquired Captain Munnerlyn.
NFL.com has an excellent read:
Kevin Patra from NFL.com is reminding everyone that Cam is throwing with teamates in workouts. Cam and his receivers are at the Under Armor Training Facility in Baltimore Maryland where Cam is getting to know his offensive weapons.
USA Today Panthers Wire:
Tim Weaver points out the Panthers played more zone than any other team in 2016. At 79 point 9 percent of snaps out of a zone concept, the Panthers were nearly 5 percent higher than the next team, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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