Panthers starting running back Jonathan Stewart was listed doubtful for tomorrow's game against the Chiefs but he will not play.
Jonathan Jones of the Charlotte Observer reports Stewart did not make the trip with the team. He suffered a high ankle sprain on his left ankle and did not practice all week.
As expected, DeAngelo Williams will get the start on Sunday. Source: The Redzone Attached Thumbnails
Via NFL Injury Report
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December 01, 2012
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart is doubtful
to play this weekend against the Kansas City Chiefs after missing a week of
practice due to an ankle injury.
Stewart is dealing with injuries to both of his ankles; a
high ankle sprain in his left and a more generic sprain in his right. He’s
doubtful and most expect him to be sidelined against the Chiefs. The
25-year...
Via Pro Football Zone
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December 02, 2012
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart (ankle) didn’t make the trip to Kansas City for today’s game against the Chiefs.
The game will go on, so fb news takes on much lesser importance. But, Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart (ankle) did not make trip to Kansas City.
— Joe Person (@josephperson) December 1, 2012
We’ll likely see a lot of DeAngelo Williams and Mike Tolbert...
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Via Larry Brown Sports
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November 30, 2012
After losing twelve consecutive coin tosses, the Carolina Panthers have posted a poll on the team's Facebook page asking fans to pick heads or tails.
Via GridironFans.com
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November 30, 2012
Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart is doubtful for the Sunday's game with the Kansas City Chiefs because of an ankle injury.
Stewart left in the third quarter of Monday's win over the Philadelphia Eagles with the injury and did not return to the game. The five-year pro did not participate in practice this week.
Defensive end Antwan Applewhite (hamstring) is considered...
Via Fantasy Football Champs
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December 02, 2012
Panthers wideout Steve Smith captured a season-high 120 receiving yards Sunday in a loss to Kansas City.Fantasy Spin:It was Smith's fourth 100-yard game of the season but his first since Week 8. Smith's 23-yard score in the second quarter was his 61st NFL touchdown.
Via Tireball.com
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November 30, 2012
When you have lost 12 coin tosses this season things are bad. By nature the coin toss gives a team a 50% chance of winning, yet the Carolina Panthers have lost on each of them to start their 11 game this season as well as losing out on one in an overtime loss to Tampa Bay.
Instead of taking an 0-for-13 the Panthers have sought the help from its fans to choose for Sunday’s game...
Via Fantasy Football Champs
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November 29, 2012
Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart re-injured his right ankle Monday night versus the Eagles in addition to suffering a high-ankle sprain to his left ankle. SOURCE: Joe Person, Charlotte ObserverFantasy Spin:Stewart missed two of the first three games this season after spraining his right ankle during the preseason. Now he's dealing with two sore ankles and hasn't practiced...
Via Fox Sports Kansas City
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December 02, 2012
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- For what it's worth, the Carolina Panthers made a point to tip their collective taps, as much as caps can be tipped when there's blood on the ground and tears in the air. Pro football is a fraternity, after all, brothers decapitating brothers.
"They didn't look like a 1-10 team to me," Panthers tackle Jordan Gross offered after Carolina...
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November 30, 2012
The Carolina Panthers turned to their fans via Facebook and Reddit yesterday for advice on how to call the team’s next coin flip as the team is 0-13 (including one overtime) on the toss this season. Much like trying to remember if it’s “liquor before beer, have no fear” or “beer before liquor, never sicker” six drinks into a bender, the captains of the Panthers seem to...
Via Busted Coverage
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December 02, 2012
The Carolina Panthers are facing the Kansas City Chiefs who are dealing with a terrible tragedy that occurred yesterday with a murder suicide. Quarterback Cam Newton faked the hand off for a play action pass to find a wide open Greg Olsen who took it in for an easy six points. Newton, who is going through kind of a sophomore slump, is bouncing back from a press conference that he...
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December 02, 2012
The Carolina Panthers have declared LB Antwan Applewhite, OT Bruce Campbell, WR David Gettis, LB Douglas Hogue, CB James Dockery, QB Jimmy Clausen, RB Jonathan Stewart inactive for Week 13. Source: KFFL.com Attached Thumbnails
Via The Football Fan Spot
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December 01, 2012
Carolina Panthers (3-8) at Kansas City Chiefs (1-10)
Obviously, I can’t do this write up without mentioning the tragedy that happened Saturday Morning. Early Saturday morning, Chiefs’ starting middle linebacker Jovan Belcher murdered his girlfriend at their house and then came to the Chiefs’ practice facility and committed suicide in front of several teammates and coaches,...
Via AP on Fox
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December 02, 2012
Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers and safety Abe Elam left Sunday's game with injuries, leaving Kansas City short in the defensive backfield against the Panthers' Cam Newton.
Elam left with what the team characterized as a left leg injury. Flowers hobbled to the sideline with a hamstring injury after making a tackle late in the first quarter.
On the next play, Panthers...
Via This Given Sunday
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December 01, 2012
Despite today's tragedy involving Jovan Belcher's apparent homicide, suicide, the NFL has advised the Carolina Panthers to make the trip to Kansas City as planned according to Joe Person.
Considering the NFL's history of canceling games only in the most extreme of circumstances, it's unsurprising that this game will be played, although it seems surprising that...
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December 01, 2012
As scheduled, Kansas City will host the Carolina Panthers on Sunday after discussions between the league office, Romeo Crennel and team captains determined the game should be played.
Two people with knowledge of the decision to play the game as scheduled told USA TODAY Sports that there were no dissenting voices. Chiefs owner Clark Hunt discussed the issue with NFL Commissioner...
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