Philly Brown May Be Starting, But He’s On Short Leash

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Philly Brown May Be Starting, But He’s On Short Leash

Carolina announced Philly “formerly known as Corey” Brown and Ted Ginn, Jr. as the starting wideouts for the opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars.  Brown, who struggled throughout the preseason, has held onto a starting role, not because of his play, but because of what he offers to a team that has very little talent and depth at wideout.  The loss of star receiver Kelvin Benjamin inflated Brown’s value to the team, despite his struggles this preseason.

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Bold Predictions for Carolina Panthers in 2015

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Bold Predictions for Carolina Panthers in 2015

Every year we as fans look focus on the win loss record. We look for our break out stars and top-level performances at both the individual and the squad level. Theses are my 10 very reachable, but still, bold predictions for the Panthers this season! I will follow this up every 4 games to adjust my “bold tracker” on the season.  

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From Corey to Philly, from 16-10. Where to now?

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From Corey to Philly, from 16-10. Where to now?

Corey Brown dropped his popular nickname "Philly" this off season, which so many had become accustomed to calling him. But after struggling with dropping some passes this preseason, he's decided to drop Corey and revert back to Philly along with his Ohio State college jersey number 10 leaving 16 behind

Philly made the announcement via Twitter, shortly after head coach Ron Rivera was quoted at his press conference saying, " I'm going to call him Philly, Philly makes catches. Corey Brown is a nice young man."

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Brandon Wegher's Making the Panthers' Final Roster Is More Than Surviving the Chopping Block

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Brandon Wegher's Making the Panthers' Final Roster Is More Than Surviving the Chopping Block

Brandon Wegher has officially made the Panthers 53-man roster.  That’s right, confirmed per source just before noon today, the fan favorite survived the chopping block. It looks though the Wegher story is more than just a story of surviving being cut.  Wegher's story is in it's beginning, not it's end. 

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Has Wegher Beat Out Whittaker?

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Has Wegher Beat Out Whittaker?

Brandon Wegher has beat out Fozzie Whitaker this preseason.  It’s hard to debate. On the field, Wegher has produced. Fozzie has looked OK at times, but Wegher has looked good every time.

So how do you make a decision like this?  Wegher has capitalized on the opportunities given. It hasn’t been in bursts either. Wegher has made his presence known throughout all four game. Wegher it was the two fourth quarter comeback drives or just sound fundamentals in the final preseason match against the Steelers, Wegher has got it done. 

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Brandon Wegher Talks with C3 about Campaign to Make Panthers 53-man Roster

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I was fortunate to catch up with Panthers running back, Brandon Wegher, after Sunday's practices.  The first round of cuts had just come out, and his name wasn't on it.  Check out this peak into his campaign to make the Panthers final roster.  You'll also find out if his fiancee can dunk and find out his new nickname consecrated by C3.  

This interview was first played on the C3 Carolina Panthers Podcast. 

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Could the Panthers Grab Both Rookie of the Year Awards in 2015?

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Could the Panthers Grab Both Rookie of the Year Awards in 2015?

It’s only happened once in history, and I even then it seems like one time too many.  In 1967, Detroit Lions rookies Mel Farr (RB) and Lem Barney (CB) swept the Rookie of the Year awards. Landing one rookie of the year is impressive enough, but stealing both is the literal heist of the century. Could Carolina be the 2nd team in NFL history to sweep the Rookie of the Year awards?

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A Night Where Nothing Went Right, and Everything Seemed to Go Wrong Except the End

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A Night Where Nothing Went Right, and Everything Seemed to Go Wrong Except the End

The Panthers were off Saturday night against against the Miami Dolphins. You could see it right away when Luke Kuechly missed a routine tackle during Miami's opening drive. The Panthers were off. The single missed tackle alone didn’t indicate how bad it would be, but it sure did intimate that something was wrong.

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Carolina vs Buffalo: A Bills Fan's Perspective

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Carolina vs Buffalo: A Bills Fan's Perspective

Buffalo's first two units seemed to have its way with the Carolina Panthers. Matt Cassel was accurate but had receivers getting open and the running game was really working well for the Bills. His second drive resulted in a missed field goal, but Buffalo should be encouraged about how they were able to move the ball against the first unit.

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