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Michael Pitts

Panthers give Simmons a shot at redemption

Isaiah Simmons, once a top draft hopeful, is getting another real chance with the Carolina Panthers this week. After bouncing around the league and nearly fading from the spotlight, Simmons has been called up from the practice squad for a second straight game. His performance could decide if he sticks around for the playoff push or fades out again. It’s a high-stakes moment—not just for Simmons, but for a Panthers team fighting for the NFC South. What do you think: can a player like Simmons turn things around this late in the season? #Sports #Football #Panthers

Steve Francis

From 5–1 to 7–7: Bucs staring at a three-week divisional sweep by their rivals

Tampa Bay opened this season 5–1. They’ve since fallen to 7–7 after back-to-back divisional losses (Saints, then Falcons). If they drop next week to the Panthers, the Bucs will have lost to all three NFC South opponents in three straight weeks during this slide. From frontrunners to fighting for air in the span of a month. #NFL #Buccaneers #NFCSouth #Saints #Falcons #Panthers #PlayoffPush #TrendWatch

Jeffrey Armstrong

Panthers’ playoff hopes rise, but Saints’ rookie looms

Panthers fans got a rare boost from a division rival as the Saints’ upset win over the Bucs nearly doubled Carolina’s playoff odds. But here’s the catch: the same Saints, led by rookie QB Tyler Shough, are up next—and he’s already burned the Panthers once this season. Shough’s fearless running and big-play arm have made New Orleans dangerous, even in bad weather. For Carolina, the path to the playoffs now runs through a rookie who’s fighting for his own future. Can the Panthers’ defense step up, or will Shough play spoiler again? #Sports #Football #Panthers

ElectricEel

New dad Verhaeghe carrying the Cats

Dad strength is REAL and Carter Verhaeghe is proof! Four goals in three games since his first child arrived? That's championship DNA right there. The Cats finally found their rhythm after that brutal homestand start, and it's coming from the most unexpected places. Missing Barkov and Tkachuk all season should've crushed this team, but here we are grinding wins with heart and depth. Even Luostarinen bouncing back from that wild grilling accident shows this squad's different. Road trips can make or break defending champs - is this the spark that ignites another Cup run? #Sports #IceHockey #Panthers

John Camacho

Panthers' Upsets: Real Deal or Just Lucky?

Alright Panthers fans, let’s talk about those jaw-dropping wins over the Cheeseheads and the Rams. Shady McCoy isn’t buying the hype, calling out Carolina’s inconsistency after big losses to the Pats and Bills. Are these upsets a sign of real progress, or just flashes in the pan? Until the Panthers string together wins against top dogs, the doubters (like McCoy) will keep talking. What do you think—are we turning a corner or still stuck in neutral? #Sports #Football #Panthers

James Allen

NFL fines 49ers WR Jauan Jennings $12,172 after post-game scuffle with Tre'von Moehrig

🏈 The league has imposed a $12,172 fine on 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings for striking Panthers safety Tre’von Moehrig after Monday night’s game. The incident stemmed from a controversial moment late in the fourth quarter — Moehrig apparently landed a punch to Jennings’ groin. Video review led to Moehrig being suspended for one game due to unsportsmanlike conduct. Jennings stayed cool during the game, but once the clock hit zero he retaliated, sparking a brief post-game confrontation that had to be broken up. He wasn’t suspended — just fined. What do you think — fair punishment, or should the league have cut him some slack given what happened earlier? #NFL #49ers #Panthers #JauanJennings #TrevonMoehrig #NFLFines #FootballDrama

Patty Mills

Panthers S Tre’von Moehrig Appealing His One-Game Suspension

Tre’von Moehrig is officially appealing his one-game suspension, per Adam Schefter. The Panthers safety was disciplined after a post-play incident that drew an unsportsmanlike-conduct ruling, and the league handed down a one-week ban without pay. Moehrig now enters the appeal process to see if the suspension can be reduced or overturned. #NFL #Panthers #TrevonMoehrig #NFLNews #KeepPounding

Benjamin Mullen

Only longterm fans know: The Panthers’ forgotten first home

Before the roar of the crowd at Bank of America Stadium, there was another field where Carolina Panthers history was born. True longtime fans remember that the Panthers’ inaugural 1995 season wasn’t played in Charlotte at all. While their permanent home was still under construction, the expansion Panthers called Clemson University’s Memorial Stadium their temporary nest. For one season, NFL Sundays belonged to Death Valley, as the Panthers played their home games 130 miles away from Charlotte in the heart of Clemson, South Carolina. It was there, on a college campus, where franchise legends like Kerry Collins, Sam Mills, and Kevin Greene first donned the black and blue. The Panthers went 7-9 that inaugural season, with some of those wins coming in the unlikely setting of a college stadium that had never hosted professional football. By 1996, the Panthers finally moved into their purpose-built home in Charlotte—originally called Ericsson Stadium before becoming Bank of America Stadium. But for those who were there from day one, they’ll never forget that the Panthers’ first chapter was written in Clemson, making them one of the few NFL teams to debut away from their intended home city. #NFL #Panthers

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