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These are the official New Era face coverings for the Carolina Panthers, and they are a lot nicer than the last ones that were available.
The unfortunate reality of our society today is the need for face masks to help contain the COVID-19 pandemic. A lot of places now require anyone entering the premises to wear a face covering, and if you end up visiting such a place then maybe you’re interested in showing off your fandom with a Carolina Panthers branded face mask from our...
The Panthers rookie had a legendary appetite growing up, and after winning the team's hot dog-eating contest, he's hungry to make a bigger impact.
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Here’s today’s collection of Panthers links for you to discuss.
Greetings, internet users. Welcome to The Scratching Post.
Here’s some reading material from outside CSR for you to consume.
Matt Rhule leaning on college experience coaching Carolina Panthers | Albert Breer, Sports Illustrated
But here’s the thing: Where Rhule lacks NFL head-coaching experience, he can lap the field in the level of challenges he’s faced in running football programs....
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As hard as it is to say this, KK’s age, cap hit, and contract length probably don’t match up with the Panthers plans to rebuild their roster.
Good Ol’ Kawann Short has got to be looking around the Carolina Panthers locker room, seeing all the new faces, and wondering when he’s going to get a tap on the shoulder to go “have a chat” with Marty Hurney. All of the rest of the Panthers long-term, high-priced veterans are gone. Only KK remains....
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If there is sometime positive to come out of 2020 it might be these Panthers players.
2020 has been a crap year but there is still a potential silver lining for a Carolina Panthers team in a transition year. There are five players who could break out of their current perception and make a positive mark on the Panthers and their career.
DE Brian BurnsThe second-year first round pick flashed plenty of speed and technique in 2019 with 7.5 sacks. All he...
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Welcome to Coral!
Hello, all.
Today, we’ve launched our new commenting platform, Coral, on this site. You can try it out below, or on any article here.
As the pre-launch article said, we know it’s missing a few key pieces that might be important to you, and we’re continually evolving and improving it.
Just like when we launched the previous platform, on day one it wasn’t perfect (in fact, almost everyone told us they...
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Coral will be live on Cat Scratch Reader this afternoon.
Today is a big day for Cat Scratch Reader commenters: we’re going to be moving our comments to a brand new platform. This site is part of the first series of sites in the rollout.
Yeah, we hate change too. Here’s why we’re doing it: we’ve been using the same commenting platform for more than a decade, and the tools from our earliest days aren’t built for the modern web. Making fixes and...
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The Panthers added some depth to their defensive line with a waiver move.
The Carolina Panthers have claimed defensive tackle Bruce Hector off waivers and waived wide receiver TreVontae Hights in a corresponding move, according to the team’s website.
Here’s a brief synopsis of Hector’s career from the team’s report of the transaction:
Hector originally signed with Philadelphia as an undrafted free agent out of South Florida in 2018. He appeared...
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Here’s today’s collection of Panthers links for you to discuss.
Attention CSR members: The switch to our new commenting system (aka Coral) is expected to take place at Cat Scratch Reader today at approximately 3 p.m. ET. During the change some of your memberships may be affected and you could temporarily lose the ability to comment. If this happens you will see a prompt with an email to contact support to rectify the situation as soon as possible. ...
“Hey man, you got any more of them hot dogs?” | Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images
The Panthers held a hot dog eating contest. Which players from this storied franchise would have dominated this type of event?
Following the Panthers on Twitter is a lot of fun, especially when they post tweets like this one:
The Rookie D-Line took the first dub! pic.twitter.com/1qIGJNrEy6
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) August 8, 2020As part of a rookie initiation, select players were chosen...
Carolina had an experienced defense in 2019 and struggled. The Panthers are trying something completely new in 2020 -- and without much practice.
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At least the Panthers picked a good year to have a bad year
*Editor’s note: this article originally operated under the mistaken premise that Okung’s salary was fully guaranteed and would count against the Panthers dead money if he retired. Obviously, that is not that case. Sorry for the confusion.
While we still don’t know if the Carolina Panthers brand new—to them—left tackle, Russell Okung, will retire, we do know what will...
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The veteran LT is poised to make Marty Hurney look like more of a cap wizard than ever before.
The Carolina Panthers could be in a bigger cap and roster bind than we expected for 2020. ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler has a source saying that Russell Okung is considering full retirement from the NFL instead of playing during the pandemic.
Situation to watch in Carolina: LT Russell Okung seriously considered opting out at Thursday's deadline and mulls...
The Panthers were hoping that the 31-year-old Okung would help bolster their offensive line, but they may be one of several teams left with a void to fill due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Carolina Panthers tackle Russell Okung is reportedly considering retirement over health concerns related to COVID-19...
Panthers lineman Russell Okung, who seriously considered opting out at Thursday's deadline due to coronavirus concerns, is comfortable walking away from the game if he feels the football environment is not safe, a source said.
This is breaking news. Please refresh for updates. Russell Okung battled serious health issues in his final year with the Chargers and strongly considered opting out of the 2020 season due to COVID-19 concerns.
The Carolina Panthers back in March added Pro Bowl left tackle Russell Okung to the mix. The move was simple. Okung is expected to protect new quarterback Teddy Bridgewater’s blindside.
Russell Okung could've played his final games in the NFL. The Carolina Panthers left tackle reportedly is considering retirement due to coronavirus concerns, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.
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Here’s today’s collection of Panthers links for you to discuss.
Attention CSR members: On Monday, August 3, SB Nation will start rolling out a fresh and modern update to their comment section that has been long overdue. The new makeover, which we are very excited about, will take effect at Cat Scratch Reader on Monday, August 10, but at some point during the change some of your memberships may be affected and you could temporarily lose the ability to...