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Canales addresses Panther's penalty concerns at Fan Fest
CLEMSON, SC—It took Dave Canales approximately 15 seconds to address what he felt was the elephant in the room.
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Charles Johnson reflects on following Julius Pepper’s path before Hall of Fame induction
CHARLOTTE—What is it like to be the man behind the man? The one who isn't necessarily in the shadows but can be blinded by the light at times. When Julius Peppers is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this weekend, his already shining legacy will receive a gold tint. However, when you look at those who came behind Peppers, both literally and figuratively, you realize even more just how special Peppers' career was.
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Panthers return to Clemson for annual Fan Fest
On Thursday, Aug. 1, 2024, the Panthers will hold their annual Fan Fest at Clemson's Memorial Stadium. This year's event, presented by Daimler Truck North America, returns to Clemson in honor of the team's 30th season. The evening will feature an open team practice, merchandise sales on-site, and a concluding fireworks show.
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Panthers sign Curtis Hodges after placing Stephen Sullivan on injured reserve
The Panthers adjusted their roster at tight end on Thursday, prior to the team's Fan Fest practice in Clemson.
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Panthers sign Dillon Johnson following Rashaad Penny's retirement
CHARLOTTE — A day after the retirement of running back Rashaad Penny, the Panthers added to their roster at the position. The team signed running back Dillon Johnson on Wednesday.
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Austin Corbett’s injury rehab fosters strong bond with rookie quarterback Bryce Young
CHARLOTTE—When Austin Corbett was rehabbing from back-to-back knee injuries in 2023, spending months on the sideline and not knowing when he'd be back with his team, the offensive lineman had ample time on his hands.
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Ja'Tavion Sanders reflects on transition from college star to NFL hopeful
CHARLOTTE—The Carolina Panthers' seven-man rookie draft class has experienced a whirlwind over the past month. Since NFL draft weekend, rookies have moved to Charlotte, gone through rookie minicamp and OTAs, mandatory minicamp, and have now returned to the Queen City for training camp.
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Panthers place running back Rashaad Penny on reserve/retired list
Running back Rashaad Penny was placed on the reserve/retired list Tuesday morning. The veteran, who previously played under head coach Dave Canales in Seattle, had signed with the Panthers in May.
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Panthers use training camp scuffles as teaching moments
During Tuesday's practice, the Carolina Panthers experienced minor scuffles, which head coach Dave Canales used as teaching moments. "Great teachable moments right there," Canales said. He emphasized maintaining composure and avoiding unnecessary penalties.
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Julius Peppers’ unfulfilled potential as an offensive target
In practically every other area of the game, Julius Peppers could fill up a stat sheet. He had 159.5 sacks (fourth all-time), 52 forced fumbles (second all-time), and 13 blocked kicks (10th on the unofficial all-time list). However, one column on his football card remains perplexingly empty: receptions.
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Panthers' Sam Franklin Jr. suffers broken foot; others sidelined amid training camp
The Panthers have experienced their first significant injury setback of training camp, with safety and special teams standout Sam Franklin Jr. suffering a broken foot during the Back Together Saturday practice at Bank of America Stadium. Head coach Dave Canales expressed hope that Franklin would be able to return during the regular season.
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Julius Peppers’ overlooked prowess in blocking kicks reshaped crucial NFL games
Julius Peppers' underrated skill: Blocking kicks
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Panthers prepare for first padded practice under new coach Dave Canales
CHARLOTTE — This is when the real football starts. Until now, everything the Panthers have done through OTAs, minicamp, and the first week of training camp has been football adjacent. But on Tuesday, the pads go on and the hitting begins. It's when a team really starts to take shape and players separate themselves.
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Julius Peppers reveals hidden talent ahead of Hall of Fame induction
CANTON, Ohio — One week from today, Julius Peppers is set to deliver a speech he never imagined giving. The occasion is his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame during enshrinement weekend.
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Panthers' Derrick Brown aims high as new season approaches
Derrick Brown, a key player for the Carolina Panthers, expressed his admiration for former team legends during the team's recent camp. Brown emphasized the importance of learning from past players like Brentson Buckner, Mike Rucker, Luke Kuechly, and Thomas Davis. The upcoming induction of Julius Peppers into the Pro Football Hall of Fame also adds to this sentiment.
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Panthers add four players ahead of Back Together Saturday practice
The Panthers utilized the first day of camp without a full practice to make several roster adjustments, signing four players on Friday to address positional needs.
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Panthers’ defense adapts amid significant offseason changes
CHARLOTTE — When observing cornerback Jaycee Horn's role as the spiritual leader of the Panthers defense, it is evident that his big personality and matching talent make him a natural fit. Similarly, Derrick Brown, the cornerstone defensive tackle, exemplifies leadership through his work ethic during sprints and drills.
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Bryce Young adjusts timing with Diontae Johnson during Panthers training camp
CHARLOTTE — Every time Diontae Johnson breaks off the line, he has only one thought in his mind: "the ball is coming my way."
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Panthers sign wide receiver Deven Thompkins
CHARLOTTE — The Panthers added depth at the wide receiver position on Thursday by signing Deven Thompkins after a workout session. Thompkins, a former undrafted rookie from Utah State, spent the last two seasons with the Buccaneers, where he worked alongside Dave Canales and most of the current Panthers' offensive staff.
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Panthers' Coach Dave Canales sees opportunity amid rainy training camp
CHARLOTTE — In a development consistent with his optimistic approach, Panthers' rookie head coach Dave Canales viewed the rain-soaked second practice of training camp as an opportunity rather than a setback.