www.catscratchreader.com — In an expected move the Panthers placed the franchise tag on right tackle Jordan Gross . I'm a little disappointed this hasn't been worked out yet but not surprised. The Panthers FO is known for tough negotiations (ref Jon Beason ) but in the end they usually get it done. "We tried to get a multi-year (deal) done, but we can't seem to come together at this point," Hurney said. By tagging ...
2008 NFL Salary Cap Numbers
allthingsphillysports.blogspot.com 2/20/2008 — This comes via ProFootballTalk.com, and shows all 30 teams in the NFL and how much cap space they have. The salary cap is projected to be 116 million.
The Panthers, Colts and Redskins are all over the cap.
The teams with the most salary cap room are the Titans, who have 36.6 million to work with. The Dolphins are next, as they are 3
This comes via ProFootballTalk.com, and shows all 30 teams in the NFL and how much cap space they have. The salary cap is projected to be 116 million.
The Panthers, Colts and Redskins are all over the cap.
The teams with the most salary cap room are the Titans, who have 36.6 million to work with. The Dolphins are next, as they are 3
Panthers 'will look into' free agents Crumpler, Muhammad
www.carolinagrowl.com 2/20/2008 — Del.icio.us | Print | Email | Font Size CHARLOTTE -- Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney said he plans to inquire about two well-known veteran players who were officially released by other teams on Tuesday -- tight end Alge Crumpler and ...
Del.icio.us | Print | Email | Font Size CHARLOTTE -- Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney said he plans to inquire about two well-known veteran players who were officially released by other teams on Tuesday -- tight end Alge Crumpler and ...
NFL: Keyshawn Johnson looking to make NFL comeback in 2008 | FrontRowSportsReport.com: Sports Blog
frontrowsportsreport.com 2/20/2008 — Look who just wants the d*mn ball again? Current ESPN analyst Keyshawn Johnson is thinking about returning to the NFL after 1 year away from the game. Johnson last played for the Carolina Panthers in 2006 and was cut by them at the end of the season.
Look who just wants the d*mn ball again? Current ESPN analyst Keyshawn Johnson is thinking about returning to the NFL after 1 year away from the game. Johnson last played for the Carolina Panthers in 2006 and was cut by them at the end of the season.
Keyshawn working out, mulling return to field
sports.espn.go.com 2/20/2008 — Keyshawn Johnson, who spent the 2007 season as a studio analyst with ESPN after being released by the Carolina Panthers, apparently is feeling the urge to demand the ball again. >
Keyshawn Johnson, who spent the 2007 season as a studio analyst with ESPN after being released by the Carolina Panthers, apparently is feeling the urge to demand the ball again. >
Panthers use tag on Gross
www.charlotte.com 2/22/2008 — As expected, the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday used their franchise tag on offensive tackle Jordan Gross.
That means Gross, unless his agent is able to negotiate a long-term deal, will be locked up for the 2008 season at $7.45 million -- the average salary of the five highest-paid linemen in the NFL last season.
As expected, the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday used their franchise tag on offensive tackle Jordan Gross.
That means Gross, unless his agent is able to negotiate a long-term deal, will be locked up for the 2008 season at $7.45 million -- the average salary of the five highest-paid linemen in the NFL last season.
Panthers release RB DeShaun Foster (AP) —
Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 2/21/2008
Running back DeShaun Foster was released Thursday by the Carolina Panthers, who are overhauling their roster following a second straight season out of the playoffs. The move clears about $4.75 million in salary-cap space. Foster has never rushed for ...
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