Howie Roseman on waiving Bernard/Weru: “I don't know that there's a comfort level in exposing anyone. We're not sitting there and cutting anyone and going, 'Woohoo, this guy, we're definitely getting back.' You don't know what other teams are thinking. We put a lot of time and effort during this week, not only to looking at what's going to be out there, but by taking snapshots of what other teams are seeing in our guys, and saying, 'They don't have the practices, they don't have the individual periods, they don't have these guys in the meeting rooms just like we don't when we're looking at other guys.' Going back and watching the tape and just evaluating the tape and what other teams are seeing, and that's not an exact science. Certainly didn't want to get four guys claimed. That doesn't feel great. But from our perspective, development is real. These guys have tremendous ability to be developed. They want to be developed. They have tools in their body, they've got great character, but it's new to them.
“I think that Jordan (Mailata), with all due respect to Joshua and Uar -- I don't know, whoever's the youngest person in this room probably could be doing this for 30, 40 years, and nobody's going to see a Jordan Mailata ever again. I mean the person, the player that that guy is, that story, it's an unbelievable story. He had just a unique combination of size, strength, athleticism and pro experience as an athlete. I think sometimes we forget Uar has never played organized sports before. It's a different bar. I think if we're just judging everyone through the lens of Jordan Mailata, it's going to be hard to give these guys a fair chance. Still very excited about them, really glad that they did get through. Certainly wasn't certain about that, but I'm glad they're back here.”
So, it was suggested I watch TeRah Edwards against Houston. In the middle of the cut-ups now.
His get-off is pretty impressive and he can move in space. Looks like he can play anywhere up front in an odd scheme.
He's got some really good lateral quickness.
@Jared_NFLDraft Listen i dont know a nearly as much about football as the people who do it for a living, but when it came to the eye test (granted totally different positions) Wallace outperformed Zavala by a good margin
I get it with Trevin Wallace...just never performed to expectations, nor could he continue a progressive development.
Surprised Chandler Zavala is still on the roster after the inconsistent camp he's had. Again, I think the loyalty to player development is one of the flaws of DMo. Doesn't make sense that Wallace was waived but not Zavala...maybe someone smarter than me can explain that. #Panthers
For the first time as a pro, #Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks ran into end zone ... and honored his late father.
He pointed at his arm, which has a tattoo that honors Skip. It's preseason, yes, but a special moment. More in this @theobserver story from 2024: https://t.co/jHaNBTI0bW