Panthers, Packers Begin Season With Physical First Padded Practices
Panthers, Packers Begin Season With Physical First Padded Practices

Panthers, Packers Begin Season With Physical First Padded Practices

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The Carolina Panthers held their first padded practice of training camp, marked by heightened physicality and intensity, exemplified by a brief scuffle between running back Chuba Hubbard and linebacker Trevin Wallace after a hard hit. Both players and head coach Dave Canales emphasized that the emotions and physical play are part of football, with Canales expressing satisfaction at the team's passionate approach and desire to be a tough, physical team. Hubbard downplayed the incident, calling it a 'football play' and highlighting the emotional nature of the sport. The practice showcased the Panthers’ commitment to a physical style, reflecting a franchise eager to build on recent momentum and improve rapidly. Reports from multiple sources including ESPN and local media confirm the incident and overall camp atmosphere, with the team preparing for the upcoming preseason games. Additional coverage includes expert analysis of the practice and fan events scheduled at Bank of America Stadium.

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