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'He’s Usually Got A Lot Of F-Bombs In There': Panthers Players Get Real About Baker Mayfield's Intensity, Trash Talking

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Baker Mayfield will start in the Panthers preseason opener against the Washington Commanders. Mayfield carries himself with some serious intensity and isn't afraid to be vocal and talk trash. The Panthers need every advantage it can get this season. Whichever QB they roll with will likely be below average and their roster as a whole is not very intimidating.

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'He’s Usually Got A Lot Of F-Bombs In There': Panthers Players Get Real About Baker Mayfield's Intensity, Trash Talking

Baker Mayfield is setting himself apart from Sam Darnold in one key way. Panthers players note that Mayfield carries himself...

3 years ago·United States

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Clutch Points broke the news in United States 3 years ago on Saturday, August 13, 2022.

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