Carolina Panthers

The plan was devised early in the morning and activated late in the day during a tense hour of high-stakes bidding.

Panthers' Stewart sits out, status unclear

By Charles Chandler | E-mail | November 7, 2008

Just as the Carolina Panthers are getting their starting offensive line back together, an injury to rookie running back

By Scott Fowler | September 3, 2008

So here we are again, on the verge of another season of Carolina Panthers football. Wasn't training camp a grind? Man, the players must be tired, because even I got so tired of attending all those practices and those endless preseason games.

Time to believe

Tom Sorensen | September 3, 2008

Here's what happens this season. The Carolina Panthers return to the playoffs. The offense remembers how to run the ball and the defense remembers how to get to the quarterback.

Not scarred by scar

The scar is about 4 inches in length, running along the inside of his elbow and just out of quarterback Jake Delhomme's view.

Moose is back

In retrospect, it's clear Muhsin Muhammad and the Carolina Panthers never should have parted ways.

Sky's the limit

Defensive end Julius Peppers was perhaps more dominating than ever this preseason.

Davis at home in new position

Usually, pro athletes say they're motivated by wanting to prove certain people wrong.

Line muscle

Rookie right tackle Jeff Otah is the personification of the Panthers' offensive line transformation.

Powering up the backfield

If the Panthers could build a bionic running back he might look something like this.