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Panthers' Stewart, Williams questionable for Thursday

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November 19

Charlotte Observer

"Carolina Panthers running backs Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams are both listed as questionable for Thursday's matchup against the Miami Dolphins. Stewart (achilles) missed practice on Monday and Tuesday before practicing in full on Wednesday. Williams (knee) showed up on the injury report Wednesday as a non-participant in practice. Williams has rushed for 860 yards and seven TDs on 168 carries in nine games this year for the 4-5 Panthers. Stewart has carried the ball 98 times for 466 yards and six touchdowns this season."

DeAngelo Williams may not play Sunday

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November 14

Charlotte Observer

"Carolina Panthers running back DeAngelo Williams didn't practice Friday because of a knee injury and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game with Atlanta. Williams practiced on a limited basis Thursday and didn't practice at all Wednesday. He doesn't appear to be walking with a limp, however. Defensive end Julius Peppers (hand) and kicker John Kasay (groin) both practiced and are probable. Safety Charles Godfrey (ankle) and fullback Brad Hoover (ankle) didn't practice Friday and are listed as doubtful."

Saints explode in second half as Panthers unravel

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November 9

Charlotte Observer

"Exasperated, Carolina quarterback Jake Delhomme put both hands on his helmet as he stood in the end zone and watched New Orleans defensive tackle Anthony Hargrove make the play that sunk the Panthers' upset attempt of the unbeaten Saints. Trailing by three points with less than three minutes remaining Sunday at the Superdome, the Panthers started the play and the possession at their 2. Though they were 98 yards from a touchdown, there was hope of at least driving for a game-tying field goal. Delhomme handed off to running back DeAngelo Williams, who had already scored two touchdowns. This time, the ball was knocked out of Williams' grasp and Hargrove recovered it at the 1 and returned it ..."

Bills facing 'Double Trouble' this afternoon

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October 25

Buffalo News

"The Buffalo Bills' defense gets a chance today to prove the validity of the cliche, "There are lies, damned lies and statistics." The Bills rank last in the NFL in run defense, allowing 182 yards a game. Are they really that bad? The Carolina Panthers will be determined to find out when the two teams meet at Bank of America Stadium. Carolina ranked third in rushing last season, stands eighth this season and boasts one of the best tailback combinations in the league in DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart. "They've got a really good offensive line, and their running backs have great vision," said Bills linebacker Keith Ellison. "They're able to find the crack in the defense." Both teams ..."

The height of animosity for Smith, Hall

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October 9

Washington Times

"Between them, DeAngelo Hall and Steve Smith have four Pro Bowl selections, four head-to-head matchups and some serious bad blood. Hall, the Washington Redskins' No. 1 cornerback, and Smith, the Carolina Panthers' No. 1 receiver, will renew a relationship Sunday that's more than mere acquaintance. The 5-foot-9 Smith and the 5-10 Hall are both undersized for the NFL, helping fuel passions that sometimes boil over - as they did Sept. 23, 2007, at the Georgia Dome. Hall, then with the Atlanta Falcons, was penalized 37 yards for interfering with Smith on a bomb, 15 for holding him on the next play and 15 more for taunting him three plays later to set up a game-tying touchdown in the third ..."

DeAngelo misses practice with 'sore knee'

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August 27

Charlotte Observer

"Carolina Panthers running back DeAngelo Williams missed the team's Wednesday practice with what coach John Fox called a "sore knee." Fox didn't say how Williams hurt the knee, how severe the injury is, or if Williams would play in the Panthers' exhibition Saturday against the Baltimore Ravens at Bank of America Stadium. Fox did, however, say that the spate injuries seen by the team this preseason is having an effect. "Any time you're playing games and you have injuries, it knocks down our depth chart," Fox said. "We didn't have a lot of depth to start with. But that's part of preseason football. Hopefully we're getting our injuries out of the way." Williams' partner at running back, ..."

Gruden gushes, but Williams is in running

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August 20

Charlotte Observer

"Did you catch the way Jon Gruden was practically panting on "Monday Night Football" a couple of days ago with his praise of Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams? Gruden said, among other things, that DeAngelo may be the best back in the NFL. Gruden said there's a "debate" about that title in the NFL, but then left the unmistakable impression that he thought the Panthers' No.34 was indeed the best. When fellow MNF announcers Mike Tirico and Ron Jaworski teased Gruden about it, asking if his "sources" had ever heard of Minnesota's Adrian Peterson, Gruden stuck to his guns. He also said that while coaching Tampa Bay he kept thinking DeAngelo was getting stopped behind the line on a first-and-10 and ..."