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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Cam Newton’s struggles have left Matt Rhule looking for answers at quarterback. Rhule said Monday that he “can’t speculate” on who’ll be the team’s starting quarterback this Sunday when the Panthers host Tampa Bay. The Panthers’ second-year head coach said he'll “continue working” with Newton, but added that he wants to see where Sam Darnold’s shoulder is on Wednesday when the team returns to practice. Darnold remains on injured reserve, but stepped up his throwing last week.

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Over the past 36 years, the Cardinals have not seen a 600-yard receiving season from a tight end. Jay Novacek, of Cowboys fame, leads the pack with 569 in 1988. Since moving to Arizona that year, the Cards have used five second- or third-round picks on tight ends -- most recently Rob Housler and Troy Niklas -- and signed the likes of Todd Heap, Jermaine Gresham, and Maxx Williams. But the franchise has long displayed apathy for this post and now employs a coach not big on tight end usage. Dan Arnold did show promise last season but became a Panther for two ye...

Lessons New York Giants Can Learn From Cleveland Browns Turnaround The Cleveland Browns have gone from being a laughingstock to a franchise that's on the rise. And they did it by following a nine-point plan that the Giants might want to consider following more closely. Author: Once upon a time, the Cleveland Browns used to be the laughingstock of the league. The “Brownies,” as their critics called them, couldn’t find a quarterback, and they had head coach after head coach (including Bill Belichick) fail. They experienced so much turnover in their front office that it was fair to wonder ...

Davis, Olsen remembered for greatness on and off the field Follow Us Question of the Day By STEVE REED - Associated Press - Thursday, March 11, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Thomas Davis and Greg Olsen, two beloved NFL players who developed into iconic figures in the Charlotte community, officially retired together on Thursday as members of the Carolina Panthers. Davis and Olsen signed one-day contracts with Carolina and were honored jointly during a 90-minute virtual ceremony at Bank of America Stadium that was...