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Ron Borges, of the Boston Herald, reports the Carolina Panthers likely will not trade DE Julius Peppers during the 2009 NFL Draft.

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The Carolina Panthers have signed Jake Delhomme to a five-year extension that keeps their quarterback under contract through the 2014 season. Details were not immediately available Thursday, but the move clears needed salary-cap space. The extension comes just over three months after the 34-year-old Delhomme had the worst game of his career, throwing five interceptions [...]

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During his weekly appearance on WEEI in Boston, Adam Schefter of NFL Network said that the Panthers won’t be trading defensive end Julius Peppers to the Patriots. “That trade is not gonna happen,” Schefter told Dennis & Callahan of WEEI. Schefter cited the financial investment that Peppers would require and the looming class of Patriots [...]

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The Carolina Panthers cut veteran starting cornerback Ken Lucas on Wednesday, according to the Associated Press. The transaction creates roughly $2.3 million in 2009 salary-cap room after releasing Lucas, who signed a six-year, $36 million contract in 2005.

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The Carolina Panthers have just placed the franchise tag on DE Julius Peppers. Peppers has been very vocal that if the Panthers do place the tag on him then he will ask for a trade. This move is very smart for the Panthers because instead of letting Peppers walk and not get anything in return [...]

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Carolina Panthers LT Jordan Gross revealed Thursday that he has completed a reported six-year contract to stay in Carolina. “We’re done,” he said. Gross’ deal is expected to make him the NFL’s second highest paid offensive lineman, behind only Dolphins left tackle Jake Long. Gross made his first Pro Bowl last season and was voted [...]

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By PFC Writer Brian Wyant Well the day has finally arrived and The Carolina Panthers can end their relationship with an average defensive end who thinks he’s great.  Julius Peppers must imagine he is a legend in his own mind, a legend in the making, going from (in his agents words) from Great to an [...]

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Defensive end Julius Peppers let the Carolina Panthers know he is looking for a change of scenery. “The front office has been informed of my desire to explore opportunities with other NFL teams following the expiration of my contract next month,” Peppers said in a statement released by his agent Carl Carey. “At this point [...]

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By PFC Writer Brian Wyant Let’s begin with comparing where we are against where the final 4 teams in the championship rounds are.Where are our weaknesses, we can only hope that if we can see these that Mr Richardson, Coach Fox and Marty Hurney (GM) can and will see this as well.  Past experience has [...]

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By PFC Panthers Writer Brian Wyant The Carolina Panthers were dismantled Saturday night by an average Arizona Cardinals team 33-13.  What happened?  The Panthers were out coached, out prepared by, out strategized, and out emotionalized by the cards.  Similar to the Panthers of 03 no one was giving the Cardinals any respect, they were given [...]

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By PFC Panthers Writer Scott Lange His stats for the 2008 season are staggering to say the least.  D’Angelo ended his 2008 season with over 1600 total yards and 20 total touchdowns.  It’s hard to imagine what the Panther offense would have been like without his solid all around play.  Yet DWill got no love [...]

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By PFC Writer Brian Wyant In 2009 The Carolina Panthers achieved much more than many expected.  As a lifelong fan I was very unsure going into the season.  Questions about how Jake would respond after Tommy John surgery, what effects the off season had for Julius Peppers (was he going to have a much needed [...]

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Keyshawn Johnson was a guest commentor during Thursday’s big Rose Bowl game and was discussing the great luck USC has had with very good draft picks and then Johnson commented that players who turned out to be a bust like “Mike Williams and Dwayne Jarrett were unfortunate”  Jarrett, a 2007 second-rounder finished with a disappointing [...]

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