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Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas NEW ORLEANS -- I've arrived at the Superdome, where it's very quiet right now.

Sean Canfield rolled left, and his 20-yard sideline pass intended for Damola Adeniji was high and incomplete.

Got Jake? Unfortunately, the Carolina Panthers do. Nine the number of interceptions he has over touchdown completions this year.

DeAngelo Williams was dominant and set a team record, Julius Peppers was spectacular and Sherrod Martin came out of nowhere to produce two of Carolina's six forced turnovers.

Carolina Panthers' Jake Delhomme gets past Arizona Cardinals' Darnell Dockett as Delhomme runs in the second quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Nov.

Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas Time for the Carolina Panthers in our series of team-by-team mailbags: Greg in South Riding, Va., writes: Mr.

In a season with outstanding quarterback play all around the NFL, Carolina's Jake Delhomme is struggling, and that could force the Panthers to seek options in less-than-ideal shopping conditions next offseason.

The date was Jan. 10, 2009. Upstart Arizona stunned Carolina 33-13 in Charlotte, sending the Cardinals to the NFC championship game and Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme on a downward spiral that hasn't stopped.

Carolina coach John Fox said Wednesday he has decided Jake Delhomme remains his best option at quarterback, ahead of backups Matt Moore and A.J. Feeley.

You know those movies in which a guy wakes up and walks outside and everybody is gone and he thinks he's the only human in the world? He's wrong, of course.

The Panthers have to face facts when it comes to replacing QB Jake Delhomme. The QB simply is not the same player he was early last season when he and the team were working their way towards being the NFC South Champs.

I wrote this on Sept.29, right after Carolina lost to Dallas, but let me say it once more: It's time to bench Jake Delhomme .

Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas The Carolina Panthers are the final stop in our series of team-by-team mailbags.

TROY -- Sixth-ranked Pike Liberal grabbed home-field advantage for the first round of the AISA Class AAA playoffs with a 49-21 win over No.

Tom Sorensen has been a columnist at The Observer for 20 years and has been at the paper for 25, writing about nearly every sport in the Carolinas.

The Carolina Panthers beat Tampa Bay 28-21 Sunday in spite of Jake Delhomme, not because of him.

It wasn't the homecoming game Buffalo coach Mike Sawyer or the Bison faithful was expecting with winless Clay County coming to town.

On the biggest play of the season, Kenny Moore didn't score two touchdowns. John Fox didn't throw his hat into the air, and a capacity crowd didn't celebrate the first Panthers win in 287 days.

After three brutal road trips the Panthers will return home for one game before hitting the road again for a crucial battle in Selma with Morgan Academy.

On paper this appears to be the best game in the Kanawha Valley this weekend. Behind the scenes it is a much different story.