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Kansas City's Larry Johnson has now rushed for 200 yards in his past two games - 198 vs.

Every time he coaches against John Fox, the Carolina Panthers are playing their best.

Panthers kicker Rhys Lloyd talks to teammates prior to team practice on Tuesday morning.

Throw a flag on HochuliOK, anybody can make one bad call. But after what appears to be his second mistake in two weeks, referee Ed Hochuli appears to be going through a tough stretch.Hochuli was at the center ...

Steve Smith celebrated his first touchdown of the season with an emphatic spike that sent the ball into the stands.

The Falcons were out to prove Sunday that they could matchup with one of the better teams in the NFC South.

Head coach John Fox had nearly the full complement of players at his disposal at Thursday's practice, with only quarterback Matt Moore sidelined as he continued his recovery from a fractured fibula.

Rhys Lloyd has gone from an obscure kickoff specialist to a captain of the Carolina Panthers .

Those who choose to nitpick the Vikings' performance Sunday against Carolina -- in other words coaches and media members -- will find plenty of flaws.

Gus Frerotte threw for 204 yards and a touchdown in his first start of the season as Minnesota topped Carolina, 20-10, at the Metrodome.

Former Georgia Bulldogs Hines Ward and John Kasay, now in their 11th and 18th years in the NFL, respectively, are off to flying starts after two games so far this season.

Alex Brown News: Brown notched three tackles and a sack in Sunday's loss to the Panthers.

QUARTERBACK: B minus Jake Delhomme's statistics weren't very good, but he managed a very difficult situation well.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. : Devin Hester clutched his side and left the field on a cart.

The Bears were thwarted in their attempt to win their second straight road game when the Carolina Panthers rallied from a 14-point third-quarter deficit to prevail 20-17 Sunday at Bank of America Stadium.

TERRY BANNON: Panthers 21, Bears 17 MIKE DOWNEY: Panthers 17, Bears 13 DAVID HAUGH: Bears 19, Panthers 17 MELISSA ISAACSON: Panthers 23, Bears 17 VAUGHN McCLURE: Bears 17, Panthers 14 FRED MITCHELL: Bears 23, ...

When Fred Miller traveled to Tampa, Fla., last month for a workout with the Buccaneers, he knew for sure he wanted to be playing football again this season.

The Panthers not only returned from San Diego with a thrilling, walk-off win, but did so with no serious injuries, head coach John Fox confirmed at his day-after-game press conference Monday afternoon.

Delhomme threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to tight end Dante Rosario as time expired to lift the Carolina Panthers to a shocking 26-24 win over the Chargers on Sunday.

D.J. Hackett's long-awaited return to practice finally happened for the Carolina Panthers yesterday morning.