CHARLES JOHNSON RUMORS
Charles Johnson Criticizes Panthers Teammates On Twitter
Charles Johnson of the Carolina Panthers thought his team's failure to hold an 11-point lead with less than four minutes left was the product of laziness on the part of some of his defensive teammates, Chris Chase of USA Today reports. Johnson sent out a critical tweet on his account that said as much.
His tweet read: "Embarrassed to be a part of that last drive! Some...
Panthers’ Charles Johnson calls out his teammates on Twitter
After Sunday’s overtime loss to the Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson called out his teammates on twitter.
Embarrassed to be apart of that last drive! Some people study and work harder than others and they get exposé in the game #saynomore
— charles johnson (@randywattson) November 18, 2012
This is a sign of a team headed in the wrong direction. ...
Panthers DE Charles Johnson returns to game
Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson returned to Sunday's game against Tampa Bay in the second half after missing all of the second quarter with a head injury.
Johnson first left after a collision with teammate Greg Hardy in the backfield late in the first quarter.
Johnson, tied for sixth in the league with 8 1-2 sacks, collided with Hardy's knee as they were applying...
Via Fox Sports
November 18, 2012
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Panthers’ Charles Johnson almost became a bust in 2012
Carolina Panthers Charles Johnson had 0 sacks coming into Week 4 against the Atlanta Falcons with the Panthers as a whole being one of the worst pass rush teams in the NFL. However Johnson exploded onto the scene in Week 4 with 3.5 sacks proving that his flirtations will being deemed a bust will have to wait for a little while longer. Sure, Johnson was a third round draft pick out...
DE Charles Johnson Reportedly Won't Be Ready For Panthers' OTAs
Carolina Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson will not be ready for team OTAs starting Tuesday, according to the Charlotte Observer. Johnson had arthroscopic surgery on May 4, which general manager Marty Hurney described as a "minor clean-out." The Panthers' OTAs are scheduled for the next three weeks; minicamp will follow June 12-14. Johnson had nine sacks in 2011...
Panthers DE Johnson has minor knee surgery
Carolina Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson has knee surgery recently and may miss the rest of the team's voluntary workouts and minicamps.
The team announced that the surgery was necessary to relieve swelling in Johnson's right knee.
Johnson posted to his Twitter account that, "My surgery went good! Thanks to everyone for your blessing," according to the...
Via Fox Sports Carolinas
May 06, 2012
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Panthers’ Charles Johnson underwent knee surgery
Carolina Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on his right knee Friday, according to general manager Marty Hurney.
The Panthers medical staff decided to schedule a “minor clean out” according to Hurney because Johnson recently developed some swelling around his knee.
Right now, Johnson’s status for the Panthers’ OTA’s on May 22nd...
Charles Johnson has surgery
Carolina Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson went in for surgery after swelling developed around his right knee.
Johnson went in for arthroscopic surgery and tweeted afterwards to his followers that everything went good.
Panthers general manager Marty Hurney said the medical staff decided to schedule the "minor clean-out".
Johnson is expected to be ready for...
Panthers DE Charles Johnson Says He's Not Playing On Sunday
Panthers defensive end Charles Johnson is listed as "Doubtful" with a back injury on the team's injury report, but told his followers on Twitter that he won't be playing in the regular season finale against the New Orleans Saints on Snuday. "Sorry #panthernation I want be playing Sunday. Season over for me. But we still gonna kick some ass," Johnson wrote...
Panthers DE Johnson living up to big contract
Charles Johnson arrived at training camp in late July with a nickname befitting his new enormous contract.
The talented defensive end whom teammates promptly dubbed ''Big Money'' after inking a $76.5 million contract is paying huge dividends this season for the Carolina Panthers.
Johnson, in his fifth season, is tied for sixth in the league with seven sacks, which...
Via AP on Fox
November 09, 2011
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