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The Carolina Panthers had a big bounce-back year after two consecutive disappointing seasons, but were stunned by the visiting Arizona Cardinals in the second round of the playoffs.

The quarterback play was a disaster in the playoffs, as Jake Delhomme looked like he belonged in a Pee Wee League the way... Read More


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Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte, NC
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9/20/2009
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Atlanta, GA
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9/28/2009
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Arlington, TX
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10/11/2009
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Charlotte, NC
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10/18/2009
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Tampa, FL
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10/25/2009
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Charlotte, NC
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11/1/2009
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Glendale, AZ
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11/8/2009
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New Orleans, LA
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11/15/2009
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Charlotte, NC
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11/19/2009
8:20 PM
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Charlotte, NC
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11/29/2009
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East Rutherford, NJ
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12/6/2009
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Charlotte, NC
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12/13/2009
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Foxboro, MA
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12/20/2009
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Charlotte, NC
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12/27/2009
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East Rutherford, NJ
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1/3/2010
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Carolina Panthers

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The Carolina Panthers had a big bounce-back year after two consecutive disappointing seasons, but were stunned by the visiting Arizona Cardinals in the second round of the playoffs.

The quarterback play was a disaster in the playoffs, as Jake Delhomme looked like he belonged in a Pee Wee League the way he was so careless with the football.

It was a disheartening way for the season to end, especially with many believing the Panthers were the team to beat in the NFC playoffs.

If they can get the quarterback situation straightened out, they should be just fine. They found a nasty, one-two punch at running back with DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart which could prove to be the backbone of the offense for years to come.

It also doesn't hurt that they still have star wideout Steve Smith making big plays all over the field. Yet again, the problem is they need someone to be able to throw the ball to him.

Carolina will take on the AFC East and NFC East divisions this year, which will certainly prove a bit challenging. That means the Panthers will have to play one of the most improved divisions in the NFL and also one of the toughest.

It also doesn't help that the Panthers will get their bye in Week 4, which is really early. In the first five weeks of the season, the Panthers will play three of the four NFC East opponents on their schedule.

As for more bad news, Carolina will have to face Minnesota and Arizona as its two random opponents on the 2009 schedule. The powers that be certainly didn't do the Panthers any favors with their schedule.
 
 
Carolina Panthers 2008 Article

The Carolina Panthers turned in a disappointing performance for a second consecutive season, but an offseason makeover gives hope for a successful 2008 campaign.

The biggest problem for the Panthers last year was the season-ending elbow injury to quarterback Jake Delhomme. He is expected to be 100 percent this season, but there is no telling how his elbow might hold up following Tommy John surgery.

The reason for the injury was the poor offensive line, which has gotten progressively worse over the past few seasons.

The Panthers addressed that issue in the offseason, cutting a few offensive lineman while signing others, essentially remaking the entire unit.

The hope is that the running game will also prosper with the newly constructed line. The Panthers finally cut ties with oft-injured running back DeShaun Foster in the offseason and selected quick, powerful running back Jonathan Stewart. Stewart should combine with DeAngelo Williams to form a potent running attack.

Without Delhomme, the Panthers figured the offseason signing of David Carr would prove to be a great move. Instead, Carr was inexplicably downright awful, leading the Panthers to start undrafted rookie Matt Moore for much of the year.

One of the reasons for the injury to Delhomme was the poor offensive line that was unable to protect him, which is yet another reason why the Panthers worked so hard to fix that area of their team in the offseason.

The defense has taken a few hits following the retirement of defensive end Mike Rucker and the loss of oft-injured defensive tackle Kris Jenkins.

Defensive end Julius Peppers had a very quiet 2007, so quiet in that he was hardly even noticeable. He will need to be more of an impact player in 2008.

If Delhomme is healthy, there is no reason the Panthers can't challenge for the NFC South title.
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