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Keary Colbert
Keary Colbert is a wide reciever for the Carolina Panthers. He is number 83 and is 5'10 and 193 pounds. The Carolina Panthers are coached by John Fox and are in the NFC South.
Name: Keary Colbert
Height, Weight: 6′0″, 200 lbs.
Position: Wide Receiver
Age, Experience: 26, 5
College: USC
Keary Colbert joins the Denver Broncos as an unrestricted free agent and will compete with other free agent acquisitions for the starting #2 WR role opposite Brandon Marshall. Colbert was drafted in the 2nd round in 2004 by the Carolina Panthers, where he underperformed after his rookie season and was allowed to hit the free agent market. For his career, he...
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Everyone knows that the Carolina Panthers love to run the ball. It’s always been head coach John Fox’s offensive philosophy. He’s preached this run-first attitude ever since he joined the Panthers in 2002. This season they’ve run the ball 181 times, ranking fourth in the league. They also...
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For a game that was dubbed to be a defensive battle and has been in recent memory, it was a runaway from the start as Panthers Head Coach John Fox alluded ...
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There's no telling if he knows what the betting line is each week, but Carolina Panthers coach John Fox seems to enjoy being an underdog. The Panthers usually are underdogs when they hit the road, and that's the case again today.
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CHARLOTTE -- The Carolina Panthers could have two of their three injured offensive linemen back for Sunday's game at Tampa Bay. Left tackle Jordan Gross and right tackle Jeff Otah practiced for a second straight day Friday, while center Ryan Kalil missed his third straight workout and is listed...
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The Panthers moved to 4-1 this week after pitching a shutout against the Chiefs. This year's team appears to be the most consistent and talented team since they played in Super Bowl XXXVIII.
That's not to say that they haven't had talent on their teams in the last couple seasons—they have. They...
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The Carolina Panthers are getting healthier on the offensive line. Starting tackles Jordan Gross and Jeff Otah returned to practice Thursday. Both players missed Sunday's win over Kansas City and sat out practice Wednesday. Coach John Fox hopes Gross and Otah will play Sunday at Tampa Bay.
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The Carolina Panthers' offensive line might start Sunday's game with the Kansas City Chiefs the same way it finished against Atlanta last week: A patchwork group. Coach John Fox said Friday that left tackle Jordan Gross, who suffered a concussion against the Falcons, will miss the Kansas City...
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Jordan Gross' streak of 84 consecutive starts for the Carolina Panthers will end, while fellow starting tackle Jeff Otah is doubtful for Sunday's against the Kansas City Chiefs. Gross has started every game since coming to Carolina in 2003, but was ruled out Friday by coach John Fox. Gross was...
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Jordan Gross' streak of 84 consecutive starts for the Carolina Panthers will end, while fellow starting tackle Jeff Otah is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Gross, who has started every game since coming to Carolina in 2003, was ruled out Friday by coach John Fox...
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Here's the transcript from coach John Fox's Monday news conference following the Panthers' 27-3 loss against the Bucs: Q. Why did Jake play so poorly? Some of it's protection, some of it's supporting cast. In a nutshell, we just didn't execute very well offensively. Overall, whether it's the run...
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