
Chargers to Sign Former Panthers Captain Thomas Davis
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A report that Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen was auditioning to be a television analyst led to contradictory reports about whether that meant Olsen might retire as a player. The most recent reports suggest Olsen intends to play for the Panthers in 2018, however. The story began when New York Post's Andrew Marchand reported that…

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Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers will be back for a 17th NFL season, the team announced Wednesday. Peppers had been mulling whether to continue playing but opted to return to the team with which he played his first eight NFL seasons.

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The New York Giants are finalizing a deal with free-agent running back Jonathan Stewart, multiple outlets reported Tuesday. Stewart was released by the Carolina Panthers at the end of last month, ending his 10-year tenure with the team.

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Andrew Norwell is slated to become the NFL's highest-paid guard as he intends to sign a five-year, $66.5 million deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars, multiple outlets reported on Tuesday. The deal includes $30 million fully guaranteed for Norwell, who has been in the Carolina Panthers' starting lineup for the majority of games since joining the club as an undrafted rookie in 2014.

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Norv Turner has agreed in principle to become the Carolina Panthers' offensive coordinator, multiple outlets reported. Turner interviewed with the team last week and will take over for Mike Shula, who was fired on Tuesday.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Rookie running back Alvin Kamara compiled 126 offensive yards and scored two touchdowns to power the New Orleans Saints to a 31-21 victory over the Carolina Panthers at Mercedes-Benz Superdome on Sunday.

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- With the game slipping away, it wasn't Superman Cam Newton who rescued the Carolina Panthers from disaster. It was the rest of his Justice League. Linebacker Luke Kuechly returned a fumble for the go-ahead touchdown in the Panthers' 35-27 win over the New York Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.