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Ricky Williams rushed for 119 yards and scored three touchdowns and the Dolphins beat the Carolina Panthers 24-17 on Thursday night for their fourth win in six games to get into the AFC playoff picture.
CHARLOTTE – Tyrell Sutton’s tenure with the Carolina Panthers has been brief, but one thing is clear – the game is not too big for the undrafted rookie. Sutton didn’t join the Panthers until Sept. 6 when he was claimed off waivers from the...
Carolina Panthers rookie Everette Brown doesn't look like an NFL defensive end, but he's working on that. Brown's been bulking up with regular visits to the Panthers weight room - more than the twice-a-week regimen mandated by the team.
The Carolina Panthers will travel to face the New York Jets this weekend after a painful loss last week at home. Join Mike and Mike as they tell you who they think will pull out the victory on news14.com.
Just as the Carolina Panthers are having trouble again stopping opponents from running the ball, they now must prepare to face the league's top-ranked rushing team. The New York Jets are averaging 163.5 yards per game on the ground.
Three-touchdown game against Carolina gives Dolphins running back award for AFC Offensive Player of the Week Miami Dolphins tailback Ricky Williams was named the AFC's Offensive Player of the Week for his three touchdown performance in last Thursday's 24-17 win over the Carolina Panthers.
Carolina Panthers' 5-foot-8, 213-pound rookie fullback Tyrell Sutton once tackled LeBron James in pee wee football, despite being head and shoulders shorter than the NBA superstar.
Being the smallest player on Carolina's roster doesn't bother Tyrell Sutton. Being dubbed one of the littlest fullbacks in NFL history produces a shrug. The Panthers' versatile rookie knows what it's like to fight for attention -- dating to when he was on the same peewee football team with Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James in their hometown of Akron, Ohio.
With the NFL's highest salary this season, $16.7 million, Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers is attracting scrutiny.
Sitting at 4-6, decimated by injuries and facing a brutal closing schedule, Carolina's playoff prospects look bleak. That only makes the scrutiny more intense for rookie defensive end Everette Brown. Because of him, the Panthers don't have a first-round draft pick next spring. "The move that they made during the draft was a big move," Brown acknowledged this week.
This has not been a good month to be a Carolina Panthers linebacker. Season-ending injuries to Thomas Davis and backup Landon Johnson have put a strain on the depth - and now strongside starter Na'il Diggs might miss Sunday's game against the Jets with in.
CHARLOTTE -- Here are five things to watch this Sunday when the Panthers visit the Jets. 1. Can the Panthers keep up with Jones? Thomas Jones leads New York’s second-ranked rushing attack, which is averaging 163.5 yards per game and 4.7 yards per...
The Miami Dolphins are desperate for offensive linemen, they've even had to resort to in-game hiking lessons to teach players how to snap the ball. The Dolphins used three different centers last week against the Carolina Panthers because of their injury-depleted offensive line. One of them, former practice squad tackle Nate Garner, hadn't hiked the ball since junior high.
Julius Peppers had been on a tear, but a hand injury has slowed him the past two weeks, and his difficulties have echoed those of the Carolina Panthers' defense.
DOLPHINS (4-5) AT PANTHERS (4-5) When: 8 p.m. Thursday (NFL, CH. 39) Line: CAR by 3 Cote's pick: CAR 24-20
The Carolina Panthers' practice field was filled with pros on Saturday, but instead of NFL players, 1,000 dads and kids came out for the All Pro Dad Father and Kids Experience.
The Carolina Panthers thought there was something they liked about Tyrell Sutton when they claimed h
Ricky Williams rushed for 119 yards and scored three touchdowns, and the Miami Dolphins beat the Carolina Panthers 24-17 on Thursday night for their fourth win in six games to get into the AFC playoff picture.
Hank Gola goes Inside the Matchups with his weekly look at the NFL's slate of games including a battle of struggling quarterbacks when Jack Delhomme brings the Panthers into the Meadowlands to battle rookie Mark Sanchez and the Jets.
Ricky Williams, making his first start in a little more than a year Thursday night, ran for two touchdowns and caught another to lift the Miami Dolphins to a 24-17 victory against the Carolina Panthers. The 32-year-old Williams rushed for 119 yards to help take the sting out of the loss of Ronnie Brown as the Dolphins evened their record at 5-5.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sitting at 4-6, decimated by injuries and facing a brutal closing schedule, Carolina's playoff prospects look bleak.
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