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Most every Panther fan has an opinion on Dan Morgan. Some remember his accomplishments on the field — like leading the Panthers with 25 tackles in Super Bowl XXXVIII. Some will remember his injuries — like the broken leg he sustained on the choppy sod of then Ericsson Stadium en route to sacking Brett Favre. [...]
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July 28, 2009
A very expensive car of Panthers player has been stolen. Police are looking for it.
Player Thomas Davis lives in the Providence Plantation on Grimmersborough Lane. He had 1975 Caprice Classic and at the time of being stolen it was parked in front of his home.
The car was purple in color ...
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July 28, 2009
Julius Peppers' salary cap number for the coming season is higher than previously reported due to more than $1 million in likely-to-be -earned incentives that add to his $16.683 million base salary. The Observer has confirmed that Peppers' currently counts...
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July 26, 2009
The long stalemate of Julius Peppers with the Panthers is over.
Julius Peppers is the 4-time Pro Bowl defensive end and he signed his 1-year with the Panthers for $16.7 million. The tender ended on Wednesday. Earlier, five months after the tender, he said he wanted to play elsewhere next ...
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July 28, 2009
Though Mike Goodson did not play too much in 3 seasons at Texas A&M, but yes, he had spend time on the field that was enough to convince the Carolina Panthers to select him in the fourth round in April’s NFL draft.
After watching Mike Goodson’s performance at OTAs, Carolina Panthers ...
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July 28, 2009
John Fox, the coach of Carolina Panthers, his assistants and also the team’s operations staff have combined to lose 500 pounds from last season end.
Jeff Davidson, the offensive coordinator of the team said, “I don’t quite feel like an old German shepherd anymore.” Jeff Davidson dropped 71 pounds. He further ...
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July 28, 2009
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July 26, 2009
According to the conventional wisdom Carolina Panthers is a tough team to play in December. There is some merit to this. The club has gone 21-12 in December and January under John Fox.
In this year 2009, the club better hope conventional wisdom holds just because last years December schedule is ...
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July 26, 2009
Carolina Panthers reported to the Wofford College for their training camp a week from Sunday. The club signaled the unofficial start of the NFL season.
Here are some of the best questions that can be asked by the fans to the Panthers.
1.In what manner Jake Delhomme respond to last year’s playoff ...
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July 27, 2009
The Carolina Panthers have reached terms with second-round pick Everette Brown and third-round choice Corvey Irvin.
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July 27, 2009
The Carolina Panthers have reached terms with second-round pick Everette Brown and third-round choice Corvey Irvin.
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July 28, 2009
Getting rid of Jake Delhomme? No… says the Panthers. The Carolina Panthers wants to extend Delhomme’s contract. Delhomme is going to make eleven million this year. This is the final year of the contract. If Carolina Panthers signs Delhomme to an extension then they could cut that cap number by ...
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July 27, 2009
The Carolina Panthers head into the 2009 season carrying some stiff expectations with them. After a 12-4 season that was abruptly ended by a shameful home playoff loss to the eventual Super Bowl runner-up Cardinals, the Cats will have a tough road to another playoff berth.
Here's a look at a few things to watch for as the Panthers go camping.
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