Panthers' Young and Horn boost team confidence with vocal leadership and trash talk
The Carolina Panthers' second day of mandatory minicamp featured notable absences of key players like Tetairoa McMillan, Jaycee Horn, and Adam Thielen, with McMillan being held out as a precaution. The practice saw high energy, with Bryce Young taking ownership of the offense and engaging actively with receivers. Former Panthers players like Josh Norman visited, emphasizing team legacy. The team also showcased versatility in players like Tre'von Moehrig and ongoing evaluations of kickers, with no clear leader yet. Overall, the camp highlighted team development, leadership, and player versatility.
