Eugene Robinson unpacks the Panthers’ offseason, manhood, “us versus them” mentality, and listening to his wife.
BIO:
Eugene Robinson played 16 years in the NFL and played in three Super Bowls, winning one in 1996 with the Green Bay Packers. He also played for the Seahawks, Falcons, and Panthers and is currently an analyst for Carolina. He was the emcee for the ManUp Charlotte Conference and joined us backstage to discuss the following topics.
Topics:
- His analysis of the Panthers in the off-season.
- His thoughts on rookie, D.J. Moore, and his comparison to Steve Smith.
- His thoughts on Norv Turner as the new Offensive Coordinator.
- Why Cam Newton’s game will be revolutionized this season.
- Why he’s so excited about the Panthers’ defense heading into the season.
- His involvement with the ManUp Conference.
- His thoughts on manhood and having an alcoholic dad growing up.
- How God changed his life and altered his perspective on everything.
- What he’s most concerned about today’s man in society.
- His opinion on the “us versus them” mentality in culture.
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