Congratulations to #Panthers JJ JANSEN as we also wrapped up a new 4 year contract for one of the top LS's in the NFL to stay in #Carolina!

I've been asked by a lot of people my thoughts on our new Logo. I love it and I'm looking forward to wearing it in 2012. Go Panthers!!!!!

The Carolina Panthers do not anticipate any changes in their current uniform, according to team spokesman Charlie Dayton.

Your "dream" draft.... If you could be the GM of the Panthers and have the draft fall into place as you would want it. Thought this would be pretty cool to do here. (be somewhat realistic)

Vikings GM Rick Spielman said Wednesday, per NFL.com. "We're the third overall pick, so we'll be looking at all the options. If someone wants to come up and get our pick, we're going to be more than willing to listen."

So, two questions...

What would it take to trade up to three?

And if it cost us our 2nd rounder, do we pull the trigger if Matt Kalil is still on the board at #3?

I understand that would leave us without a 2nd or a 3rd, but you could argue that a once in a generation left tackle could be worth the price, (the argument is strengthened after reviewing Hurney's draft history in round 2).

Report: Bucs plan to hire Schiano
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the Bucs plan to hire Rutgers coach Greg Schiano. The two sides are reportedly putting on the "finishing touches" on Schiano’s contract.

According to Pro Football Focus, Munnerlyn allowed quarterbacks to complete 73.8 percent of their passes when they threw in his direction - the worst mark of any corner in the league.

Insight on Senior Bowl prospect participants that might be of interest:

*Mitchell Schwartz (T/Cal) was forced to play center after the North’s second center, Garth Gerhart (ASU) left the field with an injury. Schwartz has held his own in the early going, blocking with good fundamentals and, more importantly, displaying the ability to handle the center/quarterback snap exchange.

*Alameda Ta’amu (DT/Washington) has displayed a lot of power on the inside, consistently pushing offensive linemen off the ball and into the backfield.

*Mike Adams (T/Ohio State) looks like he’s got his game on track and has been dominant in the middle part of practice.
*Mike Adams (T/Ohio State) is really starting to pull it together. He’s used his wide frame to out-position defenders and moves his feet well for a big man.

*Brian Linthicum (TE/Michigan State) has really impressed all day. He looked very athletic during opening drills and has made several impressive catches in full scrimmage.

*Brian Quick (WR/Appalachian State) has struggled and looked outclassed. His routes are awfully slow and not sharp. He’s also dropped several catchable throws.

*Vinny Curry (DE/Marshall) has looked terrific in the early going. He’s been matched up against Ohio State tackle Mike Adams, who has been rising up draft boards, yet he’s bettered the Big Ten lineman. Curry has looked quick, athletic and fluid. Adams reverted to holding Curry in an attempt slow him down.

*Senio Kelemete (G/Washington) has been incredibly athletic on the field and has stopped several top-rated pass rushers — including Jack Crawford of Penn State — dead in their tracks. In the full scrimmage Kelemete annihilated Vinny Curry on one play.

*Michael Egnew (TE/Missouri) has looked incredibly fluid and smooth all day. He’s very natural catching the ball and shows nice tight end speed.

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RT @KGWSports KGW's Michael Berk reports Chip Kelly is working to finalize a deal that would make him head coach of the Tampa Bay Bucs.

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