Cat Cravings Around the Web

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Good morning Cat Cravers, and welcome to the fourth edition of Cat Cravings Around the Web.

As usual of late, not a whole lot of news, but there were two very important news items coming from the Carolina Panthers on Tuesday.

The biggest of two news stories on Tuesday, was cornerback Richard Marshall and weakside linebacker Thomas Davis signed their restricted free agent tenders.

But with good news, always seems to come bad news. The bad news is during Tuesday’s practice, Davis “tweaked” the knee of which he had injured his ACL in November. Darin Gantt of The Charlotte Observer has both stories.

My hope for Thomas Davis’ injury, is that it’s nothing more than a tweak due to overexertion. It’s quite possible, and being that he did walk off the field under his own power with a little assistance, leads me to surmise it will be nothing serious; perhaps he’ll have to pull himself back and let this thing fully recover.

However, if it is a serious injury that he’s kept out into the regular season, I say the team’s got to move on without him. In that scenario, the shame is, he’s already signed his RFA tender. The team can’t trade an injured man, so they’d have to put him on the injured reserve.

On June 7, CyberJag of CatScratchReader.com submitted a post, “How’s the Panthers’ Depth, and Why it Matters…”

And another article submitted by Darin Gantt of The Charlotte Observer, speaks of the Panthers’ new lineman, Ed Johnson, and how he’s going to make the best of his second chance.

A note to anyone who is interested, Cat Crave is still looking for anyone who would like to contribute original content to the site. If you are interested or know of someone who might be interested, check out the posting from last week.

One more thing. Those of you who, like myself, enjoy listening to John White and his weekly podcast from Cat Crave Radio, will have to wait a couple of weeks before a new edition is released. John is having technical difficulties with his computer equipment, but is working to have it up and running very soon.

Keep it here for further updates on your Carolina Panthers and the status of CCR.

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