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  1. Sir Purr

    Introducing Caroline Cann, new Panthers team reporter

    Like many of you, my life has always revolved around sports and competition. I don’t remember many weekends not spent on a court or field of some sort. My very first introduction to football was with my dad, who coached high school football in South Carolina for almost 20 years. I would tag...
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    Don't forget about the Panthers' other rookie running back

    Scarlett said that after the Panthers’ rookie minicamp, his first but not his full introduction to NFL practices. The next step comes Tuesday, when rookies and veterans alike take part in the first of 10 voluntary organized team activities. “I can’t wait for the vets to really show us the...
  3. Sir Purr

    Five things to watch during Panthers OTAs

    The next chapter of the offseason begins this week with organized team activities – a series of practice sessions over the next three weeks that allow the Panthers’ offensive and defensive units to line up against each other for the first time in 2019. It’s hard not to get excited about seeing...
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    Curtis Samuel starts OTAs with reason to smile

    CHARLOTTE – Curtis Samuel came into offseason workouts as a rookie in 2017 knowing he had a lot to learn about being an NFL wide receiver, but even his breakneck speed couldn’t get him around the learning curve any faster. Now, after two offseasons filled with stops and starts – and regular...
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    Christian McCaffrey discusses his diet, workout regimen with GQ

    Christian McCaffrey's arms are getting a lot of attention. Even GQ is writing about them! OK, so the Q&A with Carolina's star running back is actually more about his diet and workout regimen, but still -- everyone wants to know how McCaffrey does it. McCaffrey has done several interviews...
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    Aldrick Robinson signs one-year contract with Panthers

    CHARLOTTE – The Panthers have filled the opening on their 90-man roster with Aldrick Robinson, an unrestricted free agent with a track record as a reliable complementary receiver. "They want to stretch the field. They want me to add to that. They like my speed and my ability to open things...
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    Oral History: The magic of X-Clown

    FOX: “The Rams were super, super explosive on offense. But we were very competitive on defense, so we felt pretty good about everything going into the game. Actually, for three quarters we throttled ‘em pretty good. We had a bit of a lead and then they came roaring back. “There was a...
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    Panthers claim tight end Temarrick Hemingway

    CHARLOTTE -- The Panthers have claimed tight end Temarrick Hemingway, a former sixth-round pick of the Los Angeles Rams back in 2016. Hemingway, 6-foot-5 and 246 pounds, played in eight games as a rookie. After the Rams released him in 2018, he joined the Broncos' practice squad. Denver later...
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    Roster hopeful shares his story on Steve Harvey's talk show

    When Barnes - an undrafted rookie in 2013 who has played in 21 NFL games but none since 2016 – signed with the Panthers, he did so wearing a worked-in Stanley Steemer shirt to remind him of his journey. “It’s been a long year-and-a-half. I’m just thankful that somebody took interest in me...
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    Panthers describe "electric" playoff hockey experience in Raleigh

    "You can't beat playing a home playoff game. As a player, it's what you live for," Kuechly told the Hurricanes' official website. "When your fans are as into as these guys are, it's awesome. The fans are just as hungry as the players, and that's what makes it cool." Added McCaffrey: "It's...
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    Which defensive player will talk smack to Cam Newton? Here are three candidates

    This is an intriguing one. As a member of the Seahawks and Raiders, Irvin sacked Newton nine times total, so they’ve got some history. They’re also both Atlanta natives. Irivin entered the league in 2012, a year after Newton, and he’s got plenty of smack-talking experience. In addition to his...
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    Panthers among Pro Football Focus' favorite draft classes

    Continuing on the edge rush theme, Moy turned his attention to Carolina's fourth-round selection, Christian Miller from Alabama. "Carolina ranked 25th as a team last season with a pressure rate of just 19.7% generated from their edge defenders. Spending a first-round pick on a stud like Burns...
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    Panthers sign tryout tight end following rookie minicamp

    CHARLOTTE – The Panthers have added one of their invited tryouts to the 90-man roster, signing tight end Ethan Wolf to a one-year contract. The 6-foot-5, 255-pounder Wolf was an undrafted rookie out of the University of Tennessee in 2018 who spent his offseason with the Titans and part of the...
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    Cam Newton's birthday: 30 for 30

    [unable to retrieve full-text content]Thirty things to know on the occasion of Newton's 30th birthday.
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    Terry Godwin and Elijah Holyfield: From Cam Newton's 7v7 team to his NFL team

    Godwin remembers the first practice with Cam’s 7v7 squad like it was yesterday. “We got into the locker room and his dad, Cecil, was talking to us. And I was like, ‘Man, I thought Cam was going to be here,’” Godwin said. “Then all the sudden you hear this loud voice coming down the hallway and...
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    Greg Little makes a good first impression at rookie minicamp

    “The biggest thing you do notice from Greg is that he’s paying attention to a lot of things,” head coach Ron Rivera said. “He wants to learn. That’s a huge plus.” The players won’t put pads on until training camp, so linemen aren’t yet able to fully engage. But rookie minicamp featured Little...
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    Observations: Rookie minicamp practice, session three

    CHARLOTTE – Sometimes less is more. Head coach Ron Rivera believes that to be the case after the Panthers’ annual rookie minicamp wrapped up Saturday morning. Thirty-three players took part in this year’s camp – about 20 fewer than previous versions – and Rivera praised the early returns. “I...
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    Observations: Rookie minicamp practice, session one

    —As he walked out with fellow tryout players Anthoula Kelly and Tyson Graham, cornerback Channing Stribling said, “Let ‘em know we’re the first ones out here.” Done. —Kyle Allen and Will Grier weren’t far behind that first group. The quarterbacks walked out together, and it was nice to see...
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    Will Grier getting comfortable in crowded quarterbacks room

    Friday, in his practice debut in a Panthers uniform, Grier was working with - and technically behind – Allen. As the relative veteran at the position, Allen was up first for each drill during the rain-soaked morning session. “Kyle knows what we’re doing, and that will help Will as far as him...
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    Observations: Rookie minicamp practice, session two

    —Running backs Jordan Scarlett and Elijah Holyfield aren’t known for their abilities in the passing game, but both showed good hands, albeit against air. Nothing against the two newcomers, but it really makes you appreciate Christian McCaffrey’s skill level as a route-runner. He’s just in a...
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