This is it; the last preview before training camp kicks off today!

Today we look at special teams, which was an area of top priority (even more than receiver) going into Carolina’s offseason. The special teams unit ranked — literally — as one of the NFL’s worst in 2009. Hopefully 2010 will provide better results. (more…)

We’re coming down to the wire. Today, we’re rolling with the defensive backs, and tomorrow we’ll wrap it all up with special teams. Count ‘em, one day until players report to training camp, and two until it all kicks off.

In today’s edition, defensive backs are comprised of cornerbacks and safeties. (more…)

I really wanted to combine the wideouts with the tight ends in the last edition, but my fingers were overheating and my hands were beginning to cramp from my high-speed typing. So, I felt it best to break this edition into two parts, thus also allowing for proper digestion of Part One.

In this second part, we’re looking at the tight ends. For Carolina, the tight end position has mainly functioned as utilitarian — much like an offensive lineman. There really hasn’t been much flair from the TE position as other teams might show, but one tight end in particular, has seen the most time on the playing field, spending the majority of his snaps as a blocker for the run game: Jeff King. (more…)