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Sunday, December 29, 2013 - 1:00 PM EST
Mercedes-Benz Superdome New Orleans, La. |
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| Att | Com | Yds | TDs |
| 423 | 246 | 3451 | 18 |
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| 574 | 356 | 4335 | 36 |
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| Carolina Injuries | |||||
| Date | Pos | Player | Injury | NFL Status | Fantasy News |
| 02/14/13 | RB | Jonathan Stewart | Ankle | Panthers coach Ron Rivera said in an interview with CBSSports.com at the NFL owners meeting in Phoenix that he's hoping Jonathan Stewart can stay healthy in 2013. With Carolina likely getting rid of DeAngelo Williams, Stewart could be a featured running back -- if he can stay on the field. "You’d love to have him stay healthy," Rivera said. "A guy like that can really be a dynamic player." (Updated 03/20/2013) | |
| 02/13/13 | LB | Jon Beason | Knee | Jon Beason told the Panthers' official team website he's fine with a move to outside linebacker to better suit second-year player Luke Kuechly. Beason, who is rehabbing following shoulder and knee surgeries, has started at middle linebacker for all but eight games in his career. "I was drafted as an outside linebacker. I can play the position. I am familiar with the position. Some people may think I'm built for the position," Beason said. "But what we did not know before moving to the MIKE, was that my personality is geared toward being a MIKE linebacker. I'm greedy -- I want every play. Being in the middle allows me to have that freedom. Everybody else has to be more disciplined and be where they have to be. I enjoy (playing the MIKE), and I've done it at a high level for a long period of time." (Updated 02/13/2013) | |
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| Date | Pos | Player | Injury | NFL Status | Fantasy News |
| 03/13/13 | WR | Nick Toon | Foot | The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports that the Saints have high expectations for second-year receiver Nick Toon, who missed his rookie season with foot surgery. Toon, who spent most of the offseason working out back at Wisconsin, could play a key role for a Saints team that hasn't re-signed veteran receiver Devery Henderson to this point. He could be a third or fourth receiver, along with Joe Morgan, depending on what other moves the Saints make at the receiver position in the draft or free agency. "We expected a big guy, a big receiver who was polished, which he is. He had a great pedigree (the son of former NFL receiver Al Toon), came from a great program, was well-coached at Wisconsin. And he just had a medical issue he had to overcome," general manager Mickey Loomis said. "So we liked everything we saw, yet we haven't seen enough yet. But he's smart, we know that. A lot of physical ability, we know that. So all the signs, all the flags were positive. And everything we thought from him coming out of Wisconsin was confirmed or better so far. But he has a lot to prove yet." (Updated 04/12/2013) | |
| 01/25/13 | TE | Jimmy Graham | Wrist | NFL.com reports that Saints tight end Jimmy Graham has started rehab following surgery this month to repair a lingering wrist injury, saying "everything's going well" in the recovery process. (Updated 01/31/2013) | |
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