What Larry Fedora learned from the 'toughest' season of his career

Posted May 17, 2018
What did you learn from last football season, when you look back at it? Larry Fedora: “I learned our team has a lot of grit. They battled in every single game all the way to the end and there was never any – nothing divisive about the team. They were in it together. They understood what was going on and what they needed to do and we'll be a better team because of it.” (Charlotte Observer)

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