In the air, the rounds fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the 5.

He dips outside.

He's going in touchdown.

What a run.

Next job.

Welcome in, everybody, the OBR Film Breakdown.

I'm your host, Jake Burns.

This is a weekend episode for you, a Saturday behind enemy lines episode where we're going to talk with Billy Marshall, who does fantastic work covering the Carolina Panthers also on the Blue Wire podcast network. His podcast is called The Roar. You should check out that podcast just to get more Blue Wire podcasts under your belt. And to kind of pay attention to what's going on in Carolina because whether we want to admit it or not, there's sort of symmetry between certain quarterback, how he performs in the analysis of that quarterback, which is what we're going to talk a lot about today. Now, a small caveat before we get going on this podcast that we are recording this on Thursday, midday, about 3 o'clock Eastern time. There could be changes to both active inactives, and it looks like the weather is going to be gnarly for this weekend, but that could be subject to change. We'll see what happens there. But it should be a really interesting matchup, and I want to get some perspective on the Panthers, and Billy is the one to go to. He is at Billy M underscore 91 on Twitter, a fantastic follow for not just Panthers content, but NFL content,

college football, and just a great follow in general. Billy, thanks for taking time to be with us, man. Yeah, no, no worries. I really appreciate you having me. Of course. Let's dig into the, to the nitty gritty here. Panthers are coming off. Give us a synopsis of a couple things. Just very quickly what happened last year. I know Scott Fitterer is the GM. I know

Matt Ruhl, this is a huge year. Is it a huge year for both Fitterer who I think was hired a year

later? So I'm curious how the GM head coach looking this year. Is it a make or break year for

those guys? So last year, catch us up on where we are going into week one.

Yes, certainly.

So one would obviously think that this is essentially a make or break year for Matt rule because he is entering his third year.

He has consecutive five win seasons under his belt, which some people might expect,

depending on where you are, how you feel

about the process when he was hired until now. And it's been a little bit of a roller coaster.

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