Can Steve Smith and Jonathan Stewart save the Carolina Panthers offense? After watching Saturday night's preseason game, you hope so. The offense looked downright awful against the Titans. The defense might have to carry this team this year.
Getting Smith back on the field should make a big-time difference for the passing game. He might give this offense the jumpstart it needs to get the ball down the field. So far this preseason the passing game without Smith has been atrocious. No [...]
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After watching both preseason games for the Carolina Panthers I see a pattern for this team's offense they must follow if they want to be successful. Yes, this is the preseason and most teams do not show their hand, however the biggest strength for the Panthers offense is running the ball.
After watching Matt Moore play against the New York Jets [...]
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Even though this weekend’s game is only pre-season I am interested to see how the Carolina Panthers Quarterbacks react to the blitz happy New York Jets defense. To me, that is the true test of a great quarterback is having the ability to stand in the pocket knowing you’re going to get hit and get the ball down the field to your receivers.
Can Matt Moore stand in the pocket like the great NFL quarterbacks and take the hit while he is throwing the ball? If John Fox wants to see what type of quarterback he has with Moore, he will keep him in the game for at least the first quarter. See how Moore reacts to pressure coming from all different directions.
If Moore can pick up on these blitzes and find the open areas in the defense, then the Panthers will be in good shape. If not, [...]
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Let’s travel back in time to the 2007 NFL draft when the Carolina Panthers selected Dwayne Jarrett in the 2nd round of the draft. Remember when Keyshawn Johnson (who then was on the Panthers) stated that he was "excited to work with the young Jarrett" Little did Keyshawn know his time as a Panther had just ended.
Three days later the Panthers released Keyshawn, which came as a shock to [...]
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How many chances are the Carolina Panthers going to give Dwayne Jarrett? In ESPN’s NFC South blog by Pat Yasinskas, he mentions that the Panthers might be running out of patience with Jarrett and could cut the wideout before the start of the [...]
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Today we’re going to be taking a look at the Carolina Panthers in terms of Fantasy Football and who on the Panthers’ roster is worthy of being picked. The Panthers are very top heavy in terms of players who could help your team win Fantasy Championships.
Looking at the Panthers roster, they have four guys who would be worthy of being picked in your normal fantasy drafts. They are as follows, ranked by talent and how much they bring to the table.
DeAngelo Williams – RB: The Panthers are a run-first team and I expect more of the same formula this year. Even though [...]
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Before the start of camp, the Carolina Panthers weren’t worried about the depth of the running back position; what a difference a few days makes. This weekend 2nd year-running back Mike Goodson went down with a serious ankle injury that could have him out for a few weeks.
Add Goodson to the list of running backs that are sidelined already, including Jonathan Stewart and Tyrell Sutton. Stewart is still recovering from an Achilles injury while Sutton is out because of his calf. This leaves DeAngelo [...]
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How many people really thought that Jimmy Clausen would drop all the way down to the Carolina Panthers in the 2nd round? Come on folks, really? You really believed Todd McShay and his “Jimmy Clausen is second round talent” campaign? Really?
Being a huge Notre Dame Fighting Irish fan I honestly thought Clausen would be a top-10 pick. I have watched every game that Clausen played at Notre Dame, and I think he is a legit quarterback. Clausen had some nice come-from-behind drives and some precise throws that you’ll have a change to see when he’s playing on Sundays. Granted he did have two quality [...]
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Before training camp starts Thursday for the Carolina Panthers, I wanted to have some final predictions. The offseason for the Panthers has been a rollercoaster with many ups and downs. Where is this team at before training camp starts? Is this a team that can compete for the division and make a playoff run to save John Fox’s job? Will the inexperience of having the NFL’s youngest roster have a huge effect down the stretch if the Panthers are positioning for a playoff spot?
Can you look at what the [...]
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The Carolina Panthers schedule in 2010 will not be easy. How many non-divisional games are winnable for the Panthers in 2010? NFL Predictions are next to impossible before the season starts, but let’s take a look at the Panthers 2010 non-divisional games:
Week 1 – @ NY Giants: What a tough way to start out the season: going on the road to play the Giants. The Panthers do have a fighting chance, but the Giants [...]
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