Aug 10, 2026 · 53 min · 16 segments
NFL Training Camp news is flying and our guys analyze the hottest topics to bring you closer to the sport. Join former Carolina Panthers General Manager Marty Hurney and Femi Abebefe to find out…
Marty HurneyHost
Femi AbebefeHost
Um, you know, we'll, we'll get to Luke Kuechly in a minute, but I, I really thought one of the things that struck me, Femi, was, um, Sean Payton introduced Drew Brees.
And, um, they both talked about their relationship and, and what it took for them to be successful, and the amount of detail that they went into.
Drew stood up there and said every Saturday night they, before the game they'd go-
And Sean would ask, uh, Drew would ask Sean, you know, "When you think you're gonna call this play?" And he'd say, "Uh, probably, you know, 47 yard line, plus 47 third quarter," give the score.
And then when you have that, that, um, mental grasp on your position, especially as a quarterback, just the impact that, that both Sean Payton and Drew Brees had on that team.
But th- this weekend was just about observing all the relationship that it takes to, to make the greatness that we see on Sundays.
Uh, they, they went to the reception for Luke Kuechly afterwards, and I mean, there must have been 30 to 40 players, uh, former players up there for Luke.
Uh, it, for me it was great to see everybody, but it was just such a compliment to the type of person and individual, uh, Luke Kuechly is.
And it truly was a special class, as all Hall of Fame classes are, but it was a special class this year with so many just all-time great players.
I mean, second in passing yards, second in passing touchdowns, only behind Tom Brady.
It's one of my favorite weekends of the year as a football fan because it's the history of the game.
Um, you know, we'll, we'll get to Luke Kuechly in a minute, but I, I really thought one of the things that struck me, Femi, was, um, Sean Payton introduced Drew Brees.
And, um, they both talked about their relationship and, and what it took for them to be successful, and the amount of detail that they went into.
Drew stood up there and said every Saturday night they, before the game they'd go-
And Sean would ask, uh, Drew would ask Sean, you know, "When you think you're gonna call this play?" And he'd say, "Uh, probably, you know, 47 yard line, plus 47 third quarter," give the score.
And then when you have that, that, um, mental grasp on your position, especially as a quarterback, just the impact that, that both Sean Payton and Drew Brees had on that team.
But th- this weekend was just about observing all the relationship that it takes to, to make the greatness that we see on Sundays.
Uh, they, they went to the reception for Luke Kuechly afterwards, and I mean, there must have been 30 to 40 players, uh, former players up there for Luke.
Uh, it, for me it was great to see everybody, but it was just such a compliment to the type of person and individual, uh, Luke Kuechly is.
And it truly was a special class, as all Hall of Fame classes are, but it was a special class this year with so many just all-time great players.
I mean, second in passing yards, second in passing touchdowns, only behind Tom Brady.
It's one of my favorite weekends of the year as a football fan because it's the history of the game.
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