Panthers LT Gross has broken leg, not ankle, expects to be ready for next season (The Canadian Press)
Carolina Panthers left tackle Jordan Gross broke his right leg, not his ankle, as the team first announced.

Carolina Panthers left tackle Jordan Gross broke his right leg, not his ankle, as the team first announced.
Carolina Panthers left tackle Jordan Gross broke his right leg, not his ankle, as the team first announced. The 2008 Pro Bowl pick still plans on being ready for the start of next season. Wearing a large cast and leaning on crutches, Gross visited his teammates at Bank of America Stadium on Monday for the first time since suffering the gruesome, se
After missing practice the entire week because of a sprained left ankle, Broncos quarterback Kyle...
From Jake Delhomme's struggles to suspect tackling to key injuries and just plain bad luck, there are plenty of reasons for Carolina's 4-6 record. It shouldn't, however, be a surprise. Following a playoff season with a dud is all the Panthers have known in their 15-year history. Thursday's 24-17 loss to Miami followed the familiar s
Ricky Williams is 32 and far from done. And even without Ronnie Brown, the once written-off Miami Dolphins are back in the playoff picture. 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. A day after learning Brown is lost for the seaso
Carolina Panthers running backs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart are questionable for Thursday's game against Miami with lingering injuries.
In all but one game over the past seven years, Jordan Gross has lined up at tackle as Carolina's highest-paid and most effective blocker. Now Jake Delhomme's blind-side protector will watch the rest of the season while wearing a cast, just when the Panthers were starting to feel confident with their recent streak of good play.
Carolina Panthers left tackle Jordan Gross is recovering after undergoing surgery on his broken right ankle Sunday night.
Carolina left tackle Jordan Gross broke his right ankle in the Panthers' 28-19 win over Atlanta. Gross was blocking midway through the second quarter Sunday when a Falcons player fell into his leg, which bent awkwardly. The medical staff put a brace on his leg and ankle before he was carted to the locker room.
The Carolina Panthers are trying to fix a dysfunctional passing game and replace a key defensive player as they hold out hope of salvaging their season. Practicing on a cramped field with no football lines and a low ceiling while toddlers run around nearby and U2 blares from the speakers above isn't the most ideal place to do it.
The past two weeks have proved that the Carolina Panthers can stay competitive with the NFL's best teams when get their running game going. But if they need to pass, one of two things happen: The Panthers run the ball anyway, or throw without success. A day after Carolina let a 17-3 lead slip away in a road loss to unbeaten New Orleans, coach J
The Carolina Panthers lost perhaps their most productive defensive player Monday when tests showed weakside linebacker Thomas Davis has a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
The Carolina Panthers lost perhaps their most productive defensive player Monday when tests showed weakside linebacker Thomas Davis has a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. Davis' season-ending injury came without getting hit in Sunday's loss to New Orleans. He was backpedaling when stopped to plant and his knee buckled.
Carolina Panthers WLB Thomas Davis injured his right knee in the loss at New Orleans, and teammates feared it...
NEW ORLEANS - Drew Brees and the Saints' prolific offence never had to play from behind in their first five games.
Drew Brees and the Saints' prolific offense never had to play from behind in their first five games. Mastering the comeback in their last three has gotten New Orleans off to its best start in the franchise's 43-year history. New Orleans moved to 8-0 on Sunday when Brees overcame two early turnovers to pass for 330 yards and a touchdown in a
Carolina starting linebacker Thomas Davis was helped off the field in the fourth quarter of the Panthers' game at New Orleans on Sunday. Trainers appeared to be looking at Davis' right knee. There was no immediate word on his condition. Thomas was hurt on Pierre Thomas' 17-yard gain on a short pass out of the backfield with 10:40 to go
The Carolina Panthers deactivated wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad and safety Charles Godfrey against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday because of lingering injuries that also sidelined the pair at Arizona a week earlier. Muhammad has a sprained right knee and Godfrey a right ankle injury. The Panthers announced Dwayne Jarrett would start for Muhammad
By BRETT MARTEL AP Sports Writer
DeAngelo Williams was dominant and set a team record, Julius Peppers was spectacular and Sherrod Martin came out of nowhere to produce two of Carolina's six forced turnovers. Yet the game ball from the Panthers' surprisingly easy 34-21 win over Arizona Sunday went to the guy who spent the fourth quarter getting a CT scan: embattled quarterb
Jake Delhomme left Arizona a winner, even if he had to take a trip to the hospital before he left town. The embattled Carolina quarterback, whose downward spiral began with a playoff loss at home against Arizona last season, threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Steve Smith before leaving with a chest injury in the Panthers' 34-21 victory over the
Carolina quarterback Jake Delhomme was checked out at a local hospital after injuring his chest against the Arizona Cardinals. Delhomme went down on a big hit from the Cardinals' Chike Okeafor and Darnell Dockett with 5:59 left in the third quarter. He came back to play the next series but was replaced by Matt Moore in the fourth quarter.
Carolina fullback Brad Hoover hurt his right ankle and was carted off the field in Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. Hoover was hurt in the waning seconds of the third quarter. He sat up in the cart with his right leg propped up as he was taken from the field.
The Carolina Panthers will be without starting receiver Muhsin Muhammad and free safety Charles Godfrey for Sunday's game at Arizona.
You can't miss the merchandise trailer in the parking lot on the walk from Bank of America Stadium to Carolina's practice fields. It features a picture of Jake Delhomme getting ready to unload a pass. Underneath him proclaims the Panthers as 2003 NFC champions. It only seems like longer than six seasons ago.