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Falcons know value of late-blooming No. 2 WR Jenkins
Roddy White is deserving of the national attention that has come his way this year, but our Falcons sources also heaped high praise on his colleague in the receiving corps, Michael Jenkins , who's in the midst ...
The NFL season is more like a marathon than a sprint. As the days drag on survival becomes the ultimate goal.
Comments from Carolina Panthers head coach John Fox's weekly press conference following the team's bye weekend.
Panthers' run-pass ratio is like past playoff teams'
The Carolina Panthers have slightly more running plays than passes this season, a statistical tendency that has earmarked each of the franchise's three previous playoff teams.
Panthers Second Half: Five Things to Watch
If the starting offensive line can get back together and stay healthy, that may give rookie Jonathan Stewart a chance to really show what he can do.
Julius Peppers taking more of a leadership role
With his mentor now retired, Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers says he is free to be the team leader owner Jerry Richardson asked him to be 15 months ago.
NFL Notes: Ogden to be honored by Ravens
Jonathan Ogden will have his name added to the Baltimore Ring of Honor in a ceremony at Sunday's Ravens home game against Oakland.
Carolina defensive end Julius Peppers has four sacks this season after having a career-low 21/2 last year.
Julius Peppers is leading by example this season, as one of just eight defensive ends to already notch at least four sacks and force two fumbles.
Defensive line solid, improved
Even though the Carolina Panthers' defensive line looks different than ever, it's still productive, far more than last year's line.
Delta Patriots keep on (steam)rolling
Delta Patriots Starts star Bryce Querubin takes the rock downfield in a recent victory against Modesto.
Indications on K.C. game injuries look encouraging
They are: Charles Johnson, defensive end, Georgia; Jacoby Jones, wide receiver, Lane; Ryan Kalil, center, Southern California; Kevin Kolb, quarterback, Houston; LaRon Landry, safety, LSU; Brian Leonard, ...
Panthers run wild in pounding Chiefs
With two starting offensive tackles out with injuries, an obvious question surrounded the Carolina Panthers as they faced the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday: What effect would it have on the Panthers' running and ...
There was high praise in the locker room after Sunday's game for second-year defensive end Charles Johnson, who spent a good bit of time in the Kansas City backfield.
Scott Says | Chiefs-Panthers Observations
Kansas City's Larry Johnson has now rushed for 200 yards in his past two games - 198 vs.
Another week, another runner ...
Second verse, same as the first. One week after preparing for the league's leading rusher, Carolina's defense must ... prepare for the league's leading rusher.
Mason's Minutes: Back on guard
Just seeing Travelle Wharton back on the practice field was enough to elicit a smile from the man standing behind him and slightly to the right.
Minutes: Connor suffers torn ACL
An MRI examination on Dan Connor's left knee revealed the news that the rookie linebacker and the Panthers feared most -- a torn anterior cruciate ligament which will force him to injured reserve, ending his ...
Foxhole: Home-field advantage?
Comments from Carolina Panthers head coach John Fox following the team's practice.
Godfrey's learning curve as Panthers' starting FS
Charles Godfrey had no time to ease into the NFL. Six days after the Carolina Panthers selected him in the third round of the draft, Godfrey was working with the first team at free safety in a minicamp ...