...the Browns' starting job, which has become a two-man contest between Charlie Frye and Derek Anderson. PANTHERS: Mike Minter tried to play the game he loves for one more year, even after the pain in his knees seemed unbearable at the end of...
...their defensive line by signing former Jets reserve end Dave Ball and created salary cap space by restructuring safety Mike Minter's contract. JAGUARS: Signed Vikings tight end Jermaine Wiggins and Panthers safety Kevin McCadam to contracts and...
...Byrum, an undrafted rookie signed last month off Tampa Bay's practice squad, to work with the first team. Safety Mike Minter was the third cornerback on passing downs. Plaxico Burress took advantage, beating Marshall on a 45-yard pass and...
...Hoover said. Hoover is now entrenched as a starter. Against Cincinnati last Sunday, he joined John Kasay (148), Mike Minter (139), Muhsin Muhammad (125), Kris Mangum (118) and Mike Rucker (116) as the only players to appear in at...
...me." Marshall fell behind in minicamps and early in training camp as he adjusted to a new defense. Veteran safety Mike Minter said he has seen marked improvement in Marshall since then. "This guy understands football - he listens," Minter...
...Cleveland Browns as a free agent. Chad Brown and Monte Beisel also are hurt. PANTHERS: The football field has always been Mike Minter's favorite place. After the unexpected death of his mother, it has become a place to heal. "Football has always...
...pick, No. 121 overall, the Panthers took safety Nate Salley of Ohio State. He will be expected to back up veteran Mike Minter and Colin Branch, who is expected back after missing all of last season with a knee injury. The team also has signed...
...linemates Mike Rucker, Brentson Buckner, linebackers Will Witherspoon and Dan Morgan, and safeties Marlon McCree and Mike Minter. "I see that he runs the ball hard and he has good vision for the cutback run," Peppers said of the NFL's leading...
...well as they did during their Super Bowl season two years ago. "We have the character of two years ago," safety Mike Minter said. "We have the determination of two years ago. But we're a whole lot more talented now." It all starts with...
...against the Saints. "We put ourselves in a situation where we've got to work for three more weeks," Carolina safety Mike Minter said. "We've got to go out and take care of these next three weeks like its the playoffs." Had the Panthers played...
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