Charlotte FC secured a valuable point against Inter Miami in Ft. Lauderdale, starting the final stretch of the regular season with a draw. The match ended 1-1 after both teams missed several clear opportunities.
The Panthers made adjustments to their practice squad on Monday morning. The team added defensive end Stephen Sullivan and wide receiver Deven Thompkins to the roster.
DeShawn Williams recalls the atmosphere in the Panthers' locker room last season. The defensive end played 16 games for the Carolina Panthers in 2023 as the franchise struggled to a 2-15 record. He describes this year's feeling as markedly different.
The Charlotte Hornets have released their 2024 Training Camp roster, which includes 20 players. The training camp will take place from October 1 to October 4 at the Michael W. Krzyzewski Center on the campus of Duke University.
The Hornets held their annual team Media Day on Monday at Spectrum Center before heading to Duke University to begin Training Camp on Tuesday. A range of topics were discussed during the event.
The Panthers are facing a future without one of their key defensive players, Shaq Thompson, who suffered a season-ending Achilles tear during Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Head coach Dave Canales expressed his sympathy for Thompson, stating, "I'm just sick for Shaq. A guy that really just cares so much, plays with so much passion, a vocal leader."
Veteran linebacker Shaq Thompson has been ruled out for the season after tearing his Achilles during Sunday's game against the Bengals. The injury occurred without contact on the final play of the third quarter. After attempting to walk, Thompson sat down on the field and was subsequently helped off and taken to the locker room.
CHARLOTTE — Panthers legend Julius Peppers delivered a speech on Sunday as he received his Ring of Excellence in honor of his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place at halftime, and Peppers addressed the home crowd.
Charlotte FC announced its starting lineup for the upcoming match against Inter Miami CF, scheduled for September 29, 2024. The starting XI includes Kahlina; Byrne, Malanda, Privett, Ream; Bronico, Westwood, Urso; Biel, Swiderski, and Abada.
The David & Nicole Tepper Foundation has pledged an initial $3 million to aid Hurricane Helene relief efforts in the Carolinas. This commitment is made in collaboration with the Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC. The funds will be directed towards both immediate and long-term humanitarian aid and recovery initiatives in North and South Carolina, regions severely impacted by the category four hurricane.
The Panthers' offense showed progress but defensive struggles led to a 34-24 loss against the Bengals on Sunday at Bank of America Stadium. Injuries plagued the Panthers, with middle linebacker Shaq Thompson leaving in the fourth quarter due to a heel injury. Linebacker Josey Jewell also left the game with a hamstring/groin injury, adding to an already depleted defense.
The Panthers defense faced significant challenges in their recent game against the Bengals, losing two key players during the match. Inside linebackers Shaq Thompson and Josey Jewell both exited the 34-24 loss on the same drive due to injuries.
The reaction in the Panthers locker room was mixed following their 34-24 loss to the Bengals. Despite notable progress on offense over the past two weeks, players were left frustrated by missed opportunities, particularly from their first possession.
Former Panthers linebacker Jon Beason will be honored as this week's Legend of the Game when the Panthers face the Bengals. Beason, who was a first-round pick in 2007 from the University of Miami, played a key role during two successful periods in team history, including their 12-4 season in 2008 and the transition to the Ron Rivera/Cam Newton era.
The Carolina Panthers faced the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday without two of their starters due to injuries. Nose tackle Shy Tuttle and left guard Damien Lewis were ruled out on Friday, along with special teamer Lonnie Johnson.
The Charlotte Hornets have announced several roster changes. President of Basketball Operations Jeff Peterson confirmed the signing of center Harry Giles III, guard RaeQuan Battle, and guard Jaylen Sims. Concurrently, the team has waived center Joel Soriano, Battle, and Sims.