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The Panthers got the veteran cornerback they so desperately needed yesterday by agreeing to terms of a one-year deal with Eli Apple. Apple’s time in the NFL has been defined by unfulfilled potential.
Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images The Cam Newton saga continues. Before I get started: If you believe we should not write about former Carolina Panthers, please stop here.
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Who were the five best players Steve Smith played with in his NFL career? How did Julius Peppers carry himself? Was Greg Olsen EVER wrong?
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Yesterday Panthers general manager Marty Hurney admitted on the radio that signing a veteran cornerback was his top priority right now as far as adding to the roster.
The Carolina Panthers announced Thursday they've reached agreement on a deal with cornerback Eli Apple. Apple has started 51 games over his four-year career with the Giants and Saints.
The Giants traded Apple to the Saints during the 2018 season, and he delivered solid work in New Orleans after a rocky tenure in New York.
Last season in New Orleans, Apple, 24, played well for the Saints. He started 15 games, tallying 58 tackles, four passes defensed and one forced fumble.
On Thursday, the Carolina Panthers announced the club has signed former New York Giants and New Orleans Saints cornerback Eli Apple.
The Panthers have agreed to terms with former Saints cornerback Eli Apple, according to the team website. Apple spent the last two seasons in New Orleans, but he was picked by the Giants in the 2016 NFL draft.
Apple had agreed to terms on a one-year, $6 million deal with the Raiders on March 18. We learned in April that the deal fell through, which again made Apple a free agent.
Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports The Panthers are bringing in a former starting cornerback to bolster their secondary Per the organization on Twitter, the Panthers have agreed to terms with former Saints cornerback Eli Apple.
Free-agent cornerback Eli Apple has agreed to sign with the Carolina Panthers, the team announced Thursday...
The greatest competitors of all time like Michael Jordan and Tom Brady save their best work for when the game is on the line. The clutch factor may be hard to quantify but it is undeniable when you see it.
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Which quarterback and offensive coordinator combination would you choose?
For those of you who don’t know, the game “Would You Rather” gives players two options to choose from. You have to choose one, you can’t change the parameters of the game, and there are no wrong answers (except whatever Brian chooses).
Back in the mid to late 2000s (and even bleeding into the 2010s a bit), ABC had a reality show called Wife Swap. For those of you that...
Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports
Here’s today’s collection of Panthers links for you to discuss.
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Here’s some reading material from outside CSR for you to consume.
Carolina Panthers: 3 trade scenarios that could land Jamal Adams | Dean Jones, Cat Crave
How could the Carolina Panthers land standout safety Jamal Adams from the New York Jets if they choose to go in this direction?
Rodney Smith well-seasoned to compete for RB job with...
Despite three Pro Bowl selections and a league MVP to his name, Cam Newton is still unsigned. Yardbarker's Matt Williamson discusses what the 31-year-old signal-caller still can bring to the table.
The Panthers roster is mostly set for the 2020 season. There are still a few spots that need to be addressed, though. Cornerback remains a major problem, even after the team picked Notre Dame’s Troy Pride Jr.
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Some people may find this opinion controversial, but I have stats.
Few Carolina Panthers players are as a polarizing on the field as Tre Boston. Others have divided fans by vocalizing their opinions or making odd hat choices off the field, but their on-field play doesn’t spark as much debate. Tre Boston begets different arguments.
From my personal experience on the Internet, I sense there’s a general dislike of Tre Boston the player. Opinions...
The Carolina Panthers’ salary cap picture is a bit of a mess right now, much like the roster. As of this moment, Over the Cap says the team has just $3,255,202 in salary cap space left.
Panthers coach Matt Rhule comes into the NFL as one of the highest-paid coaches, making even more than Andy Reid per year. He’s going to have to earn his money.