On this episode of Panthers Pride, host Myron McRae addresses the fan debate over the Carolina Panthers not trading for T.J. Watt after his record-setting $130 million extension with the Steelers. Myron explains why the Panthers “dodged a financial nuke” by avoiding a deal that would have cost multiple draft picks, a core player, and a massive salary commitment—arguing the move could have crippled Carolina’s future cap flexibility. While Watt’s talent is acknowledged, Myron clarifies that the roster’s long-term health had to take priority. The episode also examines the defense’s determination to move past last year’s struggles, highlighting candid quotes from JC Horn and DJ Wonnum about embracing last season’s pain as fuel for 2025. With a renewed, no-excuses mindset, the Panthers are ready to prove doubters wrong and redefine their defensive standard this fall.

Dive into a spirited update on the Carolina Panthers’ 2025 offseason with Myron "Tornado" McCrae on Panthers Pride. This episode spotlights surprising praise for Bryce Young from ESPN’s “Get Up”—with panelists projecting a breakout year, a dominant O-line, and top-tier receivers. Hear the host’s reaction to Jeremy Fowler calling Young a “sneaky 4,000-yard passer” and the national shift to optimism. The discussion pivots to rookie Nick Sconton’s unsigned contract, analyzing league-wide second-round trends and the likelihood of a deal before training camp. McCrae then challenges Bleacher Report’s suggestion for a tight end trade, emphasizing the position’s current depth and the real need for defensive help. The show wraps with fan shout-outs and bold predictions, making it a must-listen for Panthers fans wanting honest takes on media narratives, key contracts, and thoughtful roster strategy.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Panthers Pride, Myron McRae spotlights Luke Kuechly’s endorsement of Bryce Young’s physical and mental toughness—drawing from Kuechly’s recent interview where he detailed Young’s resilience through a rookie year with 62 sacks and no complaints and credited him for bouncing back after adversity. The episode breaks down ESPN’s ranking of the 2015 Panthers as the 19th-best NFL team since 2000, examining why Carolina deserves even more respect. Myron also unpacks an SB Nation fan poll naming Tetairoa McMillan as the Panthers’ projected top pass-catcher for 2025 over veterans Adam Thielen and Xavier Legette and analyzes what that could mean for the offense.