BYRON BELL RUMORS & GOSSIP
Panthers move lineman Byron Bell back to right tackle
By Anthony Caruso III
The Capital Sports Report
Owner/Managing Editor/Sr. Writer
The Carolina Panthers have had a disappointed season thus far.
Now, head coach Ron Rivera has made changes to their offensive line. Offensive Lineman Byron Bell has been moved back to right tackle.
On Sunday, he started at right guard against the Dallas Cowboys. Garry Williams took Bell’s right tackle...
Panthers RB Stewart, RT Bell inactive vs. Giants
Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart and starting right tackle Byron Bell have been ruled out against the New York Giants. Linebacker Thomas Davis also is out for Carolina.
Stewart and Bell didn't practice all week and were listed as questionable.
Garry Williams will start for Bell.
The Giants will be without three offensive starters - receiver Hakeem Nicks, running back...
Via AP on Fox
September 20, 2012
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Preseason matters to undrafted rookies
Go ahead, you try telling Carolina's Byron Bell and Thomas Keiser the NFL preseason doesn't matter.
They know better.
Bell and Keiser arrived at Panthers training camp last summer as undrafted rookies and heavy underdogs to make the 53-man roster.
Via car.scout.com
August 11, 2012
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DE Keiser, OT Bell show preseason matters
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) -- Go ahead, you try telling Carolina's Byron Bell and Thomas Keiser the NFL preseason doesn't matter.
They know better.
Bell and Keiser arrived at Panthers training camp last summer as undrafted rookies and heavy underdogs to make the 53-man roster. Both overcame those odds after strong performances in the preseason and are now expected to be key...
Via Fox Sports Carolinas
August 10, 2012
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Panthers' Keiser, Bell proof preseason does matter
Go ahead, you try telling Carolina's Byron Bell and Thomas Keiser the NFL preseason doesn't matter.
They know better.
Bell and Keiser arrived at Panthers training camp last summer as undrafted rookies and heavy underdogs to make the 53-man roster. Both overcome those odds after strong performances in the preseason.
Bell made the opening-day roster and started 12 games...
Via AP on Fox
August 10, 2012
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Ron Rivera Says Panthers OT Byron Bell Expected To Start At Right Tackle
The Carolina Panthers hope Byron Bell gives them the stability and dependability at right tackle that Jeff Otah never could. Panthers coach Ron Rivera said Tuesday that he views Bell, a second-year pro out of New Mexico, as the team's starting right tackle this season. Bell earned a roster spot last year as an undrafted rookie and started 12 games after Otah landed on injured...
Rivera expects Bell to be Panthers' starting RT
Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera says second-year player Byron Bell will be the team's starting right tackle when training camp begins Saturday in Spartanburg, S.C.
That news comes one day after the Panthers traded former first-round draft pick Jeff Otah to the New York Jets for a conditional late-round 2013 pick. Otah had missed 31 of the last 35 games with knee injuries...
Via AP on Fox
July 24, 2012
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Three Panthers fined for actions vs. Titans
The chippiness that upset Panthers coach Ron Rivera at the end of last week's 30-3 loss to Tennessee has resulted in a number of fines, including three levied against his players.
Panthers offensive tackles Jordan Gross and Byron Bell and defensive end Charles Johnson each were fined $7,500 for unnecessary roughness, according to the league office.
Bell was fined for grabbing...
Via Inside The Panthers
November 18, 2011
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Panthers Impressed With OT Byron Bell's Play In Place Of Jeff Otah
The starting ORT job is most likely going to be Jeff Otah's if he returns healthy next season, but the Panthers are very pleased with how Byron Bell, an undrafted rookie, has played in Otah's absence this season. Otah was placed on injured reserve on Oct. 19 for the third time in his four-year career. The Panthers know they are going to need a good insurance policy for Otah...
Rookie Bell gets start for injured Otah
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Panthers right tackle Byron Bell, an undrafted rookie from New Mexico, will make his second start today against Atlanta with starter Jeff Otah out with a back injury.
Otah missed two days of practice last week and was listed as questionable. Bell started against Green Bay in Week 2 when Otah was out with a concussion, and held his own against Packers outside linebacker Clay...
Via Inside The Panthers
October 16, 2011
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