The Charlotte Observer is reporting that Marty Hurney and Ron Rivera went to Chapel Hill on Monday and met with Tarheel DE Quinton Coples.
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April 24, 2012
Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith has some unique perspective on the Saints' bounty scandal; he says a player admitted targeting him.
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April 23, 2012
The Panthers have needs all across the defense, and could realistically draft to nearly any position without complaint of duplication. They were 25th in the league in yards allowed.
Adding some pass rush from the front four is likely the biggest priority, and there's a decent argument to be made whether that's from inside or out. They could use another tackle to go with...
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April 24, 2012
Written by: Matthew BlunkChange was the theme of the 2011 Carolina Panthers. John Fox and his lame-duck staff were replaced by Ron Rivera and his. The Jimmy Era ended pretty much even before it began, as the Panthers selected Auburn hero Cam Newton with their first overall pick in the draft. Newton came in with tempered expectations - a guy who won the BCS Championship, yes, but...
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April 24, 2012
The Panthers will look to fix their defense through the NFL draft.
One year after quarterback Cam Newton dramatically improved Carolina's struggling offense, general manager Marty Hurney is looking for a few difference makers who can help upgrade the league's 28th-ranked defense.
Hurney says the team will take the ''best player available'' with the ninth...
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April 24, 2012
Matt Peterson tracks the offseason needs of every team in the league. Today’s franchise, the Carolina Panthers [full archive here].
Season Recap: Cam Newton proved many doubters wrong and finished with perhaps the greatest rookie QB season of all-time. The future looks very bright for Carolina fans, but there are still many holes to be filled. All eyes will be on Newton as he enters...
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April 25, 2012
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith has disputed Saints coach Joe Vitt's contention that no New Orleans players ever intentionally tried to hurt an opposing player.
Smith, who faces the Saints defense twice a year, said a New Orleans defender admitted during a game that then-defensive coordinator Gregg Williams was ordering them to try to injure opponents.
"I actually...
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April 25, 2012
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith wasn't shocked that the Saints bounty program was exposed during the offseason, because Smith already had knowledge about the program, when a Saints player gave him the inside information that he was a target during a game.During his interview with NFL.com, on Tuesday, Smith reportedly explained how he found out about the program...
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April 24, 2012
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith indicated that a New Orleans Saints player admitted to him that they would get fined if they didn’t go after a players legs out-of-bounds.
“I actually had an altercation with a guy who told me firsthand,” Smith said Tuesday on NFL.com’s “Dave Dameshek Football Program,” although he didn’t name the Saints player. “I was going...
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April 24, 2012
Suspense was absent in the Carolina Panthers camp the week of the NFL Draft a year ago.
Everyone knew the franchise was going to take Auburn quarterback Cam Newton with the top overall selection. And it worked out well, as Newton set numerous records during his rookie season.
This time around, however, the Panthers check in with the No. 9 overall selection, and the team can go...
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April 24, 2012
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith said a Saints player targeted him as part of the team’s bounty program.
But, in this case, there was a different twist to the program — the player would have been fined instead of cashing in on the hit.
"I actually had an altercation with a (Saints player) who told me firsthand," Smith said. "I was going out of bounds...
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April 24, 2012
Panthers WR Steve Smith has played the NFC South rival Saints plenty of times over the years, giving him plenty of experience with the shady tactics promoted by former New Orleans defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, architect of the team's infamous bounty program. "I actually had an altercation with a guy who told me firsthand (of the bounty program)," Smith tells...
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