((ht: wcnc.com))
The good news for Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton is that in the long run, he's going to be okay.
But the bad is for the next few weeks, he's going to be dealing with two fractured vertebrae in his back. Those the result of Tuesday afternoons accident that sent his Dodge Ram pickup truck rolling over three times before coming to a landing on an overpass near the Panthers stadium.
Witnesses told police about seeing a car trying to cross the street Newton was driving on when it struck the QB's truck starting the action. The driver of the car was not injured, Newton was transported to the hospital where he stayed overnight.
Newton's status for Sunday's game vs. Tampa Bay is very much in question. The team has been preparing backup Derek Anderson in case Newton is unable to go.
((NOTE--Wednesday afternoon--Panthers coach Ron Rivera said Anderson will get the start))
The injury Newton suffered is very similar to the back injury Dallas QB Tony Romo has been dealing with. Romo has played successfully, but his game is different than Newton's. Cam relies more on a physical running style, Romo does not.
More on Newton from WCNC-TV in Charlotte:
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Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
BREAKING NEWS: Cam Newton Injured in Charlotte Crash (UPDATED: Transported As Precaution, Injury Update)
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Uh oh, this doesn't sound so good.
The Charlotte Observer reports Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton was injured around 12:30 Tuesday afternoon in a car crash. Newton's pickup truck and another car appear to have collided on a bridge near the teams offices at Bank of America stadium.
More RIGHT HERE
An Observer photographer was apparently on the scene shortly after the wreck and was able to identify Newton as he was being put on a stretcher. No word on the possible injuries was given. 120 Sports is reporting that Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Police confirm that he was able to communicate afterwards with them.
WBTV-TV has a closer photo of Newton:
Roads in the I-277/Church St. area in uptown Charlotte were closed at the time of the report and more information will hopefully be coming later in the day.
Video from the Observer reporter on the scene:
1330 UPDATE: Steve Crump at WBTV in Charlotte is reporting, via his Twitter, that Newton was transported as a precaution and that the Panthers QB wasn't injured and didn't want to go, but he did.
1530 UPDATE: From the Panthers via their Twitter:
Further testing revealed Cam Newton has two transverse process fractures in his lower back and no further internal injuries
For those of you not in the medical profession, it's the same inury that Tony Romo had after the game with the Redskins
Uh oh, this doesn't sound so good.
The Charlotte Observer reports Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton was injured around 12:30 Tuesday afternoon in a car crash. Newton's pickup truck and another car appear to have collided on a bridge near the teams offices at Bank of America stadium.
More RIGHT HERE
An Observer photographer was apparently on the scene shortly after the wreck and was able to identify Newton as he was being put on a stretcher. No word on the possible injuries was given. 120 Sports is reporting that Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Police confirm that he was able to communicate afterwards with them.
Cam Newton on a stretcher. Just loaded in ambulance pic.twitter.com/TP7rSRKXua
— Jonathan Jones (@jjones9) December 9, 2014WBTV-TV has a closer photo of Newton:
#BREAKING: @WBTV_News is working to get more answers on the wreck involving Panthers quarterback Cam Newton. pic.twitter.com/FJ6uidwXIC
— Amanda Bazemore (@AmandaBazemore) December 9, 2014Roads in the I-277/Church St. area in uptown Charlotte were closed at the time of the report and more information will hopefully be coming later in the day.
Video from the Observer reporter on the scene:
1330 UPDATE: Steve Crump at WBTV in Charlotte is reporting, via his Twitter, that Newton was transported as a precaution and that the Panthers QB wasn't injured and didn't want to go, but he did.
1530 UPDATE: From the Panthers via their Twitter:
Further testing revealed Cam Newton has two transverse process fractures in his lower back and no further internal injuries
For those of you not in the medical profession, it's the same inury that Tony Romo had after the game with the Redskins
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Panthers And Saints Taking Swings At Each Other
((HT: NFL on FOX))
Let's face it, the NFC South is dirty for the wrong reasons...
And it seems to have taken on a life if its own in today's Panthers-Saints game when Carolina QB Cam Newton went over the top and scored- despite the actions of the New Orleans Defense
In the pile, about 45 seconds in if you missed it, was the Brandon Williams punch that led to his ejection. Cameron Jordan and Ronald Powell are the two Saints that, apparently, were the recipients of the swings.
Expect an envelope from the league to visit Williams' locker
Let's face it, the NFC South is dirty for the wrong reasons...
And it seems to have taken on a life if its own in today's Panthers-Saints game when Carolina QB Cam Newton went over the top and scored- despite the actions of the New Orleans Defense
In the pile, about 45 seconds in if you missed it, was the Brandon Williams punch that led to his ejection. Cameron Jordan and Ronald Powell are the two Saints that, apparently, were the recipients of the swings.
Expect an envelope from the league to visit Williams' locker
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Morning Wrap: Mark Sanchez Celebrates Eagles Win With Cheesteaks
((ht: 6abc.com))
Mark Sanchez, you've won your 1st game quarterbacking the Philadelphia Eagles Monday night vs. Carolina, resurrecting your once near death career.
How are you going to celebrate?
Cheesesteaks!
Hey, why not, you are in Philly after all.
Apparently Sanchez admitted that in his few months in the City of Brotherly Love, he'd not had the local delicacy, Cheesesteaks.
So after the 45-21 win, which he threw for 300-plus yards and 2 TD's, the Sanchize fulfilled his quest, making stops at both legendary Philadelphia Cheesesteak haunts, Geno's and Pat's.
He left full, and if his stomach is anything like ours, with the feeling that he'd eaten a brick.
Philly TV station WPVI was there for the festivities:
Mark Sanchez, you've won your 1st game quarterbacking the Philadelphia Eagles Monday night vs. Carolina, resurrecting your once near death career.
How are you going to celebrate?
Cheesesteaks!
Hey, why not, you are in Philly after all.
Apparently Sanchez admitted that in his few months in the City of Brotherly Love, he'd not had the local delicacy, Cheesesteaks.
So after the 45-21 win, which he threw for 300-plus yards and 2 TD's, the Sanchize fulfilled his quest, making stops at both legendary Philadelphia Cheesesteak haunts, Geno's and Pat's.
He left full, and if his stomach is anything like ours, with the feeling that he'd eaten a brick.
Philly TV station WPVI was there for the festivities:
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Greg Hardy To Be Put On Exempt List
While the Ray Rice saga garnered most of the headlines last week, the NFL's other significant domestic abuse case had all but gone unnoticed.
Not until Rice made headlines and the NFL botched there handling of it, did many people take notice of Carolina Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy's conviction back in July.
Hardy played in the 1st game of the season for the Panthers, but after the events of last week, the Panthers pulled him from the lineup at the last minute on Sunday.
With his status in limbo, the team announced Wednesday afternoon they would place Hardy on the Exempt list. Which in essence puts him on paid leave until his issues are resolved (much like Adrian Peterson).
Hardy, while pleading guilty to the July charges, decided to appeal that decision and take the case to trial. That trial has not been scheduled yet. According to North Carolina law, since the original case was heard only by a judge, he can appeal and the trial must be heard by a jury.
In the meantime, he is not allowed to play or practice with his team, though he is allowed to be at the teams facilities in Charlotte.
No timetable has been given for his return, though team G.M Dave Gettleman did say that it won't be until the legal process is finished.
In case you haven't seen it, here's the saga of Mr. Hardy:
Not until Rice made headlines and the NFL botched there handling of it, did many people take notice of Carolina Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy's conviction back in July.
Hardy played in the 1st game of the season for the Panthers, but after the events of last week, the Panthers pulled him from the lineup at the last minute on Sunday.
With his status in limbo, the team announced Wednesday afternoon they would place Hardy on the Exempt list. Which in essence puts him on paid leave until his issues are resolved (much like Adrian Peterson).
Hardy, while pleading guilty to the July charges, decided to appeal that decision and take the case to trial. That trial has not been scheduled yet. According to North Carolina law, since the original case was heard only by a judge, he can appeal and the trial must be heard by a jury.
In the meantime, he is not allowed to play or practice with his team, though he is allowed to be at the teams facilities in Charlotte.
No timetable has been given for his return, though team G.M Dave Gettleman did say that it won't be until the legal process is finished.
In case you haven't seen it, here's the saga of Mr. Hardy:
Sunday, September 14, 2014
NFL's Worst Week Ever: Finally The Panthers Deactivate Greg Hardy
In midst of perhaps the worst PR week in NFL history, one more event transpired on Sunday.
After catching flak from all sides, the Carolina Panthers deactivated star Defensive End Greg Hardy for their game against the Detroit Lions.
We and multiple other blogs and outlets have questioned why Hardy was still playing despite his conviction for domestic violence against his then girlfriend. Particularly in light of this past weeks situation with former Baltimore Raven Ray Rice.
Yet the Panthers took the spin "Let the legal system run its course".
Huh?
Yes, Hardy is appealing his conviction, but that never changed the fact HE WAS CONVICTED. And yes, his appeal will be heard by a jury instead of him pleading out to a judge.
But it changes nothing.
It's been a horrible week for the league between Rice, the Adrian Peterson situation and now this. Yet the Panthers never saw anything wrong with their decision.
To their credit, the Vikings upon receiving word of Peterson's indictment, deactivated him. Which was the proper response. That should have been a hint to the Panthers.
If Hardy wins his appeal, then yeah, sure, let him play. But until then, in light of unfolding events, how can you keep someone convicted of domestic violence on your roster.
That last sentence alone explains why the NFL is in the predicament it currently is.
After catching flak from all sides, the Carolina Panthers deactivated star Defensive End Greg Hardy for their game against the Detroit Lions.
We and multiple other blogs and outlets have questioned why Hardy was still playing despite his conviction for domestic violence against his then girlfriend. Particularly in light of this past weeks situation with former Baltimore Raven Ray Rice.
Yet the Panthers took the spin "Let the legal system run its course".
Huh?
Yes, Hardy is appealing his conviction, but that never changed the fact HE WAS CONVICTED. And yes, his appeal will be heard by a jury instead of him pleading out to a judge.
But it changes nothing.
It's been a horrible week for the league between Rice, the Adrian Peterson situation and now this. Yet the Panthers never saw anything wrong with their decision.
To their credit, the Vikings upon receiving word of Peterson's indictment, deactivated him. Which was the proper response. That should have been a hint to the Panthers.
If Hardy wins his appeal, then yeah, sure, let him play. But until then, in light of unfolding events, how can you keep someone convicted of domestic violence on your roster.
That last sentence alone explains why the NFL is in the predicament it currently is.
Saturday, September 13, 2014
NFL and Domestic Violence: Greg Hardy is Still Playing--Why?
With all the hubbub this week having to do with the almost buffonish handling of the Ray Rice case by the NFL, another player with domestic violence issues seems to be skating by unnoticed.
Greg Hardy, star defensive end for the Carolina Panthers is slated to be in the starting lineup yet again this week vs. San Francisco.
That wouldn't be a big deal except Hardy was CONVICTED this summer for assaulting his girlfriend. The story was reported by us and many other outlets back in July, but since then no discernible disciplinary action has ever been taken by the Panthers....or the NFL.
Yes, Panther fans, we know Hardy is "appealing" the ruling, but that is not likely to work. And there is NO reason Hardy should not have been disciplined.
Hardy's issues began when he beat up his girlfriend back in May. Reports at the time (and later confirmed) say he hit the woman and threw her into a bathtub. He then continued assaulting her, eventually throwing her on a couch covered in assault rifles. She at that time began begging for her life before police arrived.
Read an early description of the event RIGHT HERE
Yet in spite of all this, the Panthers haven't done anything to Hardy. He played in the season opener and was featured because he painted his face before running out on the field. He is preparing to play in game 2 and in light of the events this week, all the Panthers can say is they are waiting for the legal process to play out.
What? He's already been convicted.
Here is the spin from Carolina, where more has been made of owner Jerry Richardson's tearful statement that he's built an "Organization of Integrity". Yet it doesn't answer any of the questions.
Here is the spin in Charlotte on this issue from WSOC-TV:
Sorry guys, this doesn't justify anything--
How Hardy plays in light of what happened with Rice is mystifying. And yet nobody is paying any attention to it. Rice grabs the headlines because of the video and yet this case is equally messed up. If the NFL wants to be taken seriously (which we wonder about), Hardy needs to be sat down.
ESPN's Steve Delsohn takes a much deeper and more even look at what actually happened. Watch it and then you'll understand why the message here is so mixed:
Greg Hardy, star defensive end for the Carolina Panthers is slated to be in the starting lineup yet again this week vs. San Francisco.
That wouldn't be a big deal except Hardy was CONVICTED this summer for assaulting his girlfriend. The story was reported by us and many other outlets back in July, but since then no discernible disciplinary action has ever been taken by the Panthers....or the NFL.
Yes, Panther fans, we know Hardy is "appealing" the ruling, but that is not likely to work. And there is NO reason Hardy should not have been disciplined.
Hardy's issues began when he beat up his girlfriend back in May. Reports at the time (and later confirmed) say he hit the woman and threw her into a bathtub. He then continued assaulting her, eventually throwing her on a couch covered in assault rifles. She at that time began begging for her life before police arrived.
Read an early description of the event RIGHT HERE
Yet in spite of all this, the Panthers haven't done anything to Hardy. He played in the season opener and was featured because he painted his face before running out on the field. He is preparing to play in game 2 and in light of the events this week, all the Panthers can say is they are waiting for the legal process to play out.
What? He's already been convicted.
Here is the spin from Carolina, where more has been made of owner Jerry Richardson's tearful statement that he's built an "Organization of Integrity". Yet it doesn't answer any of the questions.
Here is the spin in Charlotte on this issue from WSOC-TV:
Sorry guys, this doesn't justify anything--
How Hardy plays in light of what happened with Rice is mystifying. And yet nobody is paying any attention to it. Rice grabs the headlines because of the video and yet this case is equally messed up. If the NFL wants to be taken seriously (which we wonder about), Hardy needs to be sat down.
ESPN's Steve Delsohn takes a much deeper and more even look at what actually happened. Watch it and then you'll understand why the message here is so mixed:
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Panthers' Jonathan Stewart Tickles the Ivories
((ht: charlotte observer))
It's all about being multi-talented....right?
Check out Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart at the piano during the teams training camp in South Carolina.
No, there's no crazy hook to this other than Stewart doing a pretty fair job at imitating a lounge musician...
We just thought it was worth sharing.
Enjoy and keep on playing Mr. Stewart...
It's all about being multi-talented....right?
Check out Carolina Panthers RB Jonathan Stewart at the piano during the teams training camp in South Carolina.
No, there's no crazy hook to this other than Stewart doing a pretty fair job at imitating a lounge musician...
We just thought it was worth sharing.
Enjoy and keep on playing Mr. Stewart...
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Arrest Details On Greg Hardy Emerge (UPDATE: 911 Calls Released)
((HT: WBTV))
The court documents in the arrest of Carolina Panthers DE Greg Hardy have come forward and it doesn't paint a pretty picture.
A woman at Hardy's apartment told officers she had been physically assaulted and threatened by Hardy. She told officers she was thrown to the floor and into a bathtub and that Hardy threatened to kill her while she was being assaulted.
Hardy turned himself in and was being held in the Mecklenburg County (NC) Jail overnight. He made a first appearance before a judge Wednesday morning and the lawyers involved in the case have differing opinions of what went down in Hardy's apartment.
Hardy's lawyer, Chris Fialko, says Hardy called 911 to have the accuser/girlfriend removed.
The victim's lawyer, Stephen Goodwin, said the woman was being held down by another man (identified as Hardy's administrative assistant, Sammy Curtis) and wasn't allowed to call 911.
Fialko then said the victim tried to call Hardy at least a dozen times since the incident.
Goodwin responded by saying the accuser/girlfriend is scared.
The judge assigned to the case ruled that Hardy would have to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings three times a week as a part of his release, ordered Hardy not to have any contact with the victim, and had bond set at $17,000.
The accuser filed a domestic protection order as well and it says that Hardy threw the woman onto a couch covered in assault rifles. Hardy bragged that all the guns were loaded.
Here's the report from last night on the arrest...
WBTV 3 News, Weather, Sports, and Traffic for Charlotte, NC
The Carolina Panthers released a statement saying:
"We are very disappointed to learn of the allegations involving Greg and are concerned for all parties as we continue to investigate."
PM UPDATE: Jason LaCanfora over at CBS Sports has the 9-1-1 calls and they seem to give conflicting information
9-1-1 Call Number One:
"I’m running around the table right now. She’s trying to hit me with her shoe," Hardy says on the call. "Ah s—t. She broke some glass. F—. F—! She’s trying to hit me with another shoe. I’m behind the bar. I’m not touching her. My manager’s retaining her. She’s still trying to get me."
Hardy then states that his girlfriend "won't let" him close the door to his apartment and she "hit me in the face twice."
"She won’t let me close the door. I can’t touch her to get her out. She’s literally kicking and scratching. My manager’s retaining her," Hardy says. "She tried to hit me once, she hit me in the face twice. I’m trying to stay away from her. Can you please send somebody to help me?"
It can be heard hyah...
9-1-1 Call Number Two describes the opposite
"Domestic violence. Some girl’s getting her ass beat upstairs. And I heard it. And I seen it," a female voice is heard saying. "He is beating her ass right the f— now. So get here now. I was in the apartment. He’s beating her ass."
That call can be heard hyah
The court documents in the arrest of Carolina Panthers DE Greg Hardy have come forward and it doesn't paint a pretty picture.
A woman at Hardy's apartment told officers she had been physically assaulted and threatened by Hardy. She told officers she was thrown to the floor and into a bathtub and that Hardy threatened to kill her while she was being assaulted.
Hardy turned himself in and was being held in the Mecklenburg County (NC) Jail overnight. He made a first appearance before a judge Wednesday morning and the lawyers involved in the case have differing opinions of what went down in Hardy's apartment.
Hardy's lawyer, Chris Fialko, says Hardy called 911 to have the accuser/girlfriend removed.
The victim's lawyer, Stephen Goodwin, said the woman was being held down by another man (identified as Hardy's administrative assistant, Sammy Curtis) and wasn't allowed to call 911.
Fialko then said the victim tried to call Hardy at least a dozen times since the incident.
Goodwin responded by saying the accuser/girlfriend is scared.
The judge assigned to the case ruled that Hardy would have to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings three times a week as a part of his release, ordered Hardy not to have any contact with the victim, and had bond set at $17,000.
The accuser filed a domestic protection order as well and it says that Hardy threw the woman onto a couch covered in assault rifles. Hardy bragged that all the guns were loaded.
Here's the report from last night on the arrest...
WBTV 3 News, Weather, Sports, and Traffic for Charlotte, NC
The Carolina Panthers released a statement saying:
"We are very disappointed to learn of the allegations involving Greg and are concerned for all parties as we continue to investigate."
PM UPDATE: Jason LaCanfora over at CBS Sports has the 9-1-1 calls and they seem to give conflicting information
9-1-1 Call Number One:
"I’m running around the table right now. She’s trying to hit me with her shoe," Hardy says on the call. "Ah s—t. She broke some glass. F—. F—! She’s trying to hit me with another shoe. I’m behind the bar. I’m not touching her. My manager’s retaining her. She’s still trying to get me."
Hardy then states that his girlfriend "won't let" him close the door to his apartment and she "hit me in the face twice."
"She won’t let me close the door. I can’t touch her to get her out. She’s literally kicking and scratching. My manager’s retaining her," Hardy says. "She tried to hit me once, she hit me in the face twice. I’m trying to stay away from her. Can you please send somebody to help me?"
It can be heard hyah...
9-1-1 Call Number Two describes the opposite
"Domestic violence. Some girl’s getting her ass beat upstairs. And I heard it. And I seen it," a female voice is heard saying. "He is beating her ass right the f— now. So get here now. I was in the apartment. He’s beating her ass."
That call can be heard hyah
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Denver Broncos Head Coach John Fox Hospitalized in N.C
Things are a little antsy for the Denver Broncos and their head coach John Fox Saturday afternoon.That's because Fox is currently in a Charlotte, North Carolina area hospital resting comfortably. Fox was taken to the hospital while playing golf on a bye week and reportedly felt "Light Headed".
Initial reports said he may have had a heart attack, but there's been no confirmation of that. Fox, who formerly coached the Carolina Panthers, still has a home and family living in the area and was visiting on the off week.
The 58-year old head coach has been undergoing tests and there's no word if this will impact him or the Broncos when they return to work next week.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
DeAngelo Willliams & Carolina Panthers Running Back Crew Sing "Just My Imagination"
One night during training camp the Carolina Panthers running backs dined at a local Waffle House
Who knew they would break out in song and dance to entertain.
As DeAngelo Williams said on his facebook page, "The running back crew! Just having fun."
The running back crew for the Panthers are Williams, Jonathan Stewart, Kenjon Barner, Armond Smith, Mike Tolbert and Michael Zordich (a.k.a. White Mike)
Great stuff guys, breaks up the training camp routine.
Who knew they would break out in song and dance to entertain.
As DeAngelo Williams said on his facebook page, "The running back crew! Just having fun."
The running back crew for the Panthers are Williams, Jonathan Stewart, Kenjon Barner, Armond Smith, Mike Tolbert and Michael Zordich (a.k.a. White Mike)
Great stuff guys, breaks up the training camp routine.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Cam Newton's Brain "Gets Stuck In Traffic..."
Cam Newton (or, "Cameron Jerrell Newton" as his mother identified him since he was stuck in traffic and late for his own fundraiser) was asked by the highly-partisan Auburn crowd whether or not he could sing the Auburn fight song for the crowd in attendance...
The running gag was that anything got (or was) "stuck in traffic" when something went wrong on the evening...
You can guess what happened...
Or, you can watch above...
After it was over, Cam admitted that his brain got stuck in traffic...
Although, for the record, the Cam Newton Foundation looks like it will be doing some good things for youth who should be staying in shape and want to make a point to, possibly, even play athletically at the same time in their high school years...
Miss Jackie, Cam's mother, should keep it on the straight and narrow...
Thursday, February 7, 2013
ICYMI: (Video) Cam Newton Auburn Cheerleader
Ha!
Props to Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton for staying true to his school.
For those of you who haven't seen it, we have video below of Newton, who attended Wednesday's Auburn hoops win over arch rival Alabama, leading the student section--megaphone in hand, in cheering on the Tigers.
And his team won. Granted, the 49-37 win may have set the game of college basketball back a few decades, but it was kind of a nice thing to see Newton in action.
The video has some post-game comments from Auburn coach Tony Barbee who said if he knew, he'd get Newton out and suit him up. Barbee could use the help as his team is a mere 9-13 this season.
Several of his players were amused as well.
Props to Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton for staying true to his school.
For those of you who haven't seen it, we have video below of Newton, who attended Wednesday's Auburn hoops win over arch rival Alabama, leading the student section--megaphone in hand, in cheering on the Tigers.
And his team won. Granted, the 49-37 win may have set the game of college basketball back a few decades, but it was kind of a nice thing to see Newton in action.
The video has some post-game comments from Auburn coach Tony Barbee who said if he knew, he'd get Newton out and suit him up. Barbee could use the help as his team is a mere 9-13 this season.
Several of his players were amused as well.
Monday, January 14, 2013
Former Browns QB asks for job back...on Facebook
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| Anderson in 2007 (photo courtesy SI) |
However, social media might be responsible for Anderson getting his job back in the Dawg Pound.
Cleveland's NewsChannel5 is reporting that Anderson posted his plea Friday evening on his Facebook page:
"Looks like it is time to make a return to a familiar place for some unfinished business. I would be honored to return to Cleveland to play football if the fans would have me."
Wow. Ballsy move. Fans in C-Town remember full well how Anderson reacted when the Browns released him. Anderson crafted a very pointed email to a local Cleveland beat reporter, blasting the Cleveland faithful. He said fans of the Browns were "ruthless," and didn't "deserve a winner."
“I will never forget getting cheered when I was injured. I know at times I wasn’t great," Anderson went on to tell the Browns' beat writer. "I hope and pray I’m playing when my team comes to town and [we] roll them.”
Former Carolina offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski has been hired as the new Cleveland head coach, and Anderson was a backup for Cam Newton in Carolina last season. Chudz was also the offensive coordinator for the Browns during Anderson's tenure under center.
WEWS is saying Anderson puts his chances of heading back to Cleveland at 80%, according to an unnamed source.
I know Mark Zuckerberg is influential, but come on...
When the dust settles, I'm not sure Brandon Weeden has anything to worry about.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Greg Hardy Quotes Matt Ryan
((HT:WSB-TV))
FOSG Zach Klein gets full credit for this one...
Remember what Falcons QB Matt Ryan said after the Birds beat Carolina a few weeks ago at the Georgia Dome...???
Well, the Carolina Panthers Greg Hardy returned the words in full...
HOWYOULIKEMENOW...???
Or something to that effect...
Ah, rivalry...
FOSG Zach Klein gets full credit for this one...
Remember what Falcons QB Matt Ryan said after the Birds beat Carolina a few weeks ago at the Georgia Dome...???
Well, the Carolina Panthers Greg Hardy returned the words in full...
HOWYOULIKEMENOW...???
Or something to that effect...
Ah, rivalry...
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