The Carolina Panthers are trying to rebound from some rather tough road losses as they look to land an NFC Wild Card spot. But despite the pressure to remain focused on the field for what will be a critical game this Sunday, they players and coaches all took time out to spread some Thanksgiving joy. From the more well know guys on the roster to the rookies, everyone spent time this week giving back to the community. “We'll sell hopefully a whole bunch of them at the game la

The Place Kicker. It's one of the most nerve wrecking positions in the game of football. And some of the greatest games in NFL history have come down to a last second or game-changing ball floating through the uprights. For the Carolina Panthers' Graham Gano, this year has been filled with record setting accomplishments as well as soul-sinking moments in time. The latter occurred during the Panthers' 20-19 loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Connecting on his missed field

As millions of Americans head out tonight dressed in their favorite superhero costumes and other fantasy garb seeking the tons of candy to choose from, there's one house in the Queen City that will not be outdone. The Ron Rivera house is ready for all Trick-or-treaters with full sized candy giveaways in comparison to so many homes that will be handing out miniature versions of children's favorite sweets. Rivera gave a very interesting reason for the full-sized giveaways. (