There are some players who thrive on the spectacle of production day, a key event for NFL content teams. Linebacker Josey Jewell approached it with efficiency, completing his session quickly. “Four pictures, five at most,” he said, though the count often rose to 20 or 30.
During the day, rookie defensive tackle Cam Jackson decided to pose with fellow rookie Jimmy Horn Jr., despite their size difference. “This will go viral,” Jackson predicted. Horn took it in stride, saying it’s a good memory as they enjoy their rookie experience.
Taylor Moton, an experienced player on his ninth production day, expressed a desire to try quarterback poses and got his chance. While waiting for his turn, he also enjoyed catching passes from Bryce Young.
A surprise magician entertained players during the event. Rookie kicker Ryan Fitzgerald and JJ Jansen were intrigued by the tricks, while Princely Umanmielen was impressed by a card trick. Tetairoa McMillan appreciated the performance as well.
Defensive tackle Derrick Brown was among the first to arrive due to additional responsibilities that come with being one of the team’s stars. He acknowledged having much to do but is accustomed to early starts for rehab and recovery.
A group of foster children had a special opportunity to witness production day up close. They watched players like Tetairoa McMillan and Ja’Tavion Sanders perform for the cameras.
Rookie running back Trevor Etienne humorously denied having family in professional sports before admitting his brother plays for Jacksonville.
Stay tuned to Panthers’ social channels for more from this year’s production day.
