Archives for November 28, 2005

Panthers heating up? (Charlotte Observer)

December looms large for Panthers (Charlotte Observer)

Panthers show shift in running game (Charlotte Observer)

Gaines worked on winning TD all week (Charlotte Observer)

Observations (Charlotte Observer)

Scott says (Charlotte Observer)

By the numbers (Charlotte Observer)

Report card (Charlotte Observer)

Game Balls (Charlotte Observer)

Photo gallery (Charlotte Observer)

Carolina makes Bills pay (Gaston Gazette)

End of a RB era? (Gaston Gazette)

The Michael Gaines Redemption? (Gaston Gazette)

Panther grades (Shelby Star)

Top billing for Carolina (Rock Hill Herald)

Running back carousel continues (Rock Hill Herald)

Panthers rebound (Winston Salem Journal)

A Return to Ground Zero (Winston Salem Journal)

Panthers Roundup (Winston Salem Journal)

Panthers pay Bills on time (CarolinaPanthers.com)

Postgame Quotes (CarolinaPanthers.com)

Postgame Notes (CarolinaPanthers.com)

Photo Gallery (CarolinaPanthers.com)

‘Buffalo Bills starting quarterback J.P. Losman also had a tough time finding receivers, but looked much better than he did earlier in the season, going 16-of-29 for 197 yards and an interception. He was also sacks three times by the Panthers pass rush. Receiver Eric Moulds accounted for almost half of Losman’s completions, as he had seven grabs for 84 yards.’

‘Once again, Rian Lindell accounted for all of the Bills scoring, hitting three field goals, including a 45-yarder at the end of the first half.’

‘Make it four losses in the last five games for the Buffalo Bills after Sunday’s 13-9 loss to the Carolina Panthers at Ralph Wilson Stadium.’

‘The difference between Jake Delhomme and J.P. Losman showed in the Panthers 13-9 win over the Bills. In fact, the difference between the two teams was evident in the heartbreaking loss for the Bills. Its experience and knowing how to win.’

‘Willis McGahee had another bad performance. There wasn’t much room to run but he looks disinterested with the ball not showing any fire and power.’