Paradise Honors football enters the 2022 season well aware of what it has, and what is has to prove.
Much like last season, the Panthers are overflowing with talent in space — a quarterback who can make all the throws, a deep fleet of dangerous athletes to play receiver and in the defensive backfield and a versatile set of linebackers.
Yet all that ability translated into a 4-6 letdown last year, for a couple of reasons. The Panthers’ main weakness was, well, weakness in the face of several more physical 3A opponents that dominated games in the trenches.
