The Carolina Panthers moved one step closer to real football on Friday, participating in their first “full-speed” practice of training camp according to coach Matt Rhule, who says he was pleased with how things went.
Afterwards, the team shared a couple of highlights from the practice session on Twitter. First, D.J. Moore scored a touchdown against Donte Jackson on a pass from Teddy Bridgewater.
Jackson answered with this pass breakup on a ball intended for Robby Anderson, which may or may not have been pass interference.
Good cornerbacks tend to ride the line between pass interference and tight coverage, so we’ll give this round to Jackson, even if it appears he may have had his arm around Anderson a little bit before the ball got there.
We should be getting more clips from camp soon. The media will be allowed in to watch practice for the first time on Sunday.
