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Call it innovative, or call it desperate. But make no mistake, the Carolina Panthers are pushing buttons on defense, throwing new looks out on the field weekly.
Patience Pays Off For Panthers S Sherrod Martin
For a speedy guy, football success has come slowly for Sherrod Martin. He had to wait a year after high school before enrolling at Troy, then was hampered by two shoulder surgeries and a broken hand in college.
Panthers 'D' has regained its swagger, faces huge test
CHARLOTTE Defensive coordinator Ron Meeks talked earlier this season about the need to develop a swagger on defense and to start forcing turnovers.
The Elevator: Panthers Avenge Playoff Loss, Run over Cardinals
The Carolina Panthers, for a day at least, looked like the Carolina Panthers of old.A DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart combined to chew up 245 yards on the ground and the Panthers rushed for a total of 270 yards, good for second-best in franchise history.
Panthers still recovering from Cards' Fitzgerald's big game
The season to date has underscored the thing people remember the most about the Carolina Panthers' playoff loss to Arizona last season.
USF outdraws Bucs 'Dirty' play leaves Smith speechless Defense comes up big sort of
The Bucs announced a sellout crowd of 62,422 at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday.
Johnson takes the blame for offensive woes
With those harsh sentiments, Josh Johnson summed up his third NFL start as quarterback for the winless Bucs.
Redskins' cream-puff schedule surpasses '54 Giants
Washington Redskins' Fred Davis is upended by Carolina Panthers' Richard Marshall in the second half of an NFL football game in Charlotte, N.C., Sunday, Oct.
Panthers focus on avoiding mental errors
Panthers coach John Fox has emphasized the small things his team has been doing wrong, and after they watched the film from Monday's 21-7 loss at Dallas, they came away convinced they're close to fixing things.
Fox plans to stick with Delhomme
Although the Panthers are 0-3 this season, coach John Fox said Wednesday that he plans to stick with Jake Del-homme as his starting quarterback when the team hosts the Washington Redskins on Oct.
Pretty uninspiring first quarter for Panthers, Cowboys
Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley ARLINGTON, Texas -- Both of these teams are supposed to be desperate for a win? It certainly doesn't look like it right now.
2009 NFL Season: Week 3 - What to Watch For
Each week, the NFL schedule provides intriguing story lines. A This week is no different.
Defensive line takes another hit
The Carolina Panthers' interior defensive line suffered another blow when tackle Louis Leonard broke his left ankle in a loss Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons.
Defense, not Delhomme, is Carolina's problem
The Carolina defense did little on Sunday to slow down the Falcons. Posted by ESPN.com's Pat Yasinskas ATLANTA -- For those who came looking for Jake Delhomme 's obituary, it's not here.
Grade: B Jake Delhomme had a much better performance, which was a must for the Panthers going forward.
With all the holdover the Panthers had this offseason, you would think they would be older.
Panthers-Eagles: Carolina's Secondary a Bright Spot
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.
McNabb leaves after taking hit
Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb left Sunday's season opener against the Panthers with an undisclosed injury.
Vikings cut WR Wade, sign Lewis
Wide receiver Bobby Wade #19 of the Minnesota Vikings dives for extra yards while being tackled by linebacker Thomas Davis #58 and cornerback Richard Marshall #31 of the Carolina Panthers at the HH Humphrey Metrodome on September 21, 2008 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Leonard knew Panthers before deal with Browns
The Panthers traded an undisclosed draft choice to the Cleveland Browns this week for 6-foot-4, 325-pound defensive tackle Louis Leonard.
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