Chris Gamble News Archives

Austin Heneveld was going down with the football in his hands when he reached out a few inches more toward the front corner of the end zone to keep his team's perfect season alive.

Delhomme threw an early interception, but followed that by going 6-of-7 for 87 yards on a scoring drive near the end of the first half.

The Carolina Panthers have been down this road before. They just hope the car trouble is early enough in the season they can get it fixed before they end up on the same dead end.

Each week, the NFL schedule provides intriguing story lines. A This week is no different.

Jon Beason The former Chaminade-Madonna Lion had six tackles in a 28-20 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.

Personally, I give the Carolina Panthers about a 14-percent chance of making the playoffs this season.

The Carolina Panthers defense can't seem to get a stop these days and they've allowed seven touchdowns in two games, leaving some speculation about Ron Meeks' new defensive scheme is working.

Six things I didn't like: Julius Peppers. Wow. A million dollars just doesn't go as far as it used to.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, My assignment was to take an aspect of the Panthers, whether it be the passing game, running game, offensive line, rushing defense, secondary, or special teams, and analyze it after the Eagles-Panthers game.

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Great, Following quarterback Jake Delhomme's meltdown Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, he reached David Carr levels of unpopularity in Panther nation.

Although Julius Peppers makes most of the headlines for the Panthers' defense, Carolina has an equally essential piece of the puzzle that often goes overlooked.

Finally, a game that counts. Big key today for Carolina: cornerback Chris Gamble.

Strong safety Chris Harris missed Thursday's practice with a knee injury . Fox said Harris' knee was kicked.

Posted by Anthony Stalter Offseason Additions: Kevin Kaesviharn . Offseason Losses: D.J. Hackett ; Ken Lucas ; Jeremy Bridges ; Geoff Hangartner .

When the Carolina Panthers begin the 2009 season this week, they'll have another chance to do something they've never done before.

The Panthers have made their cuts, picked their guys. Believe it or not, there aren't that many surprises on the list.

The time is drawing short to fix what's wrong with the Carolina Panthers. After another sloppy game dropped them to 0-3, they have two weeks to fix a number of issues.

When the Carolina Panthers gave Chris Gamble a $54.5-million contract near the end of last season and then released Ken Lucas two months later, it was clear that Gamble was the team's top cornerback.

Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Ron Meeks said Tuesday he's concerned about his defense's performance in the preseason and "surprised and disappointed" at that most basic of football fundamentals: Tackling.

Chris Gamble didn't duck the obvious Monday, admitting his play in Saturday night's exhibition against Baltimore was unsatisfactory.