Carolina Panthers Entering Super Bowl 50 Almost Completely Healthy

Thomas Davis isn’t about to let something as trivial as a broken arm keep him from playing in Super Bowl 50 against the Denver Broncos. Davis broke his arm in the NFC championship game against the Arizona Cardinals when a player jumped onto him unexpectedly. The 32-year-old linebacker had surgery two weeks ago to install a plate and 11 to 12 screws in his arm, and has been a full participant in practice this week.

Both players said all week they expected to start in Super Bowl 50 after getting injured during the playoffs.“I really was real pleased with what we got from both those guys. “I didn’t even know these people, but they were proud of me because of my heritage, and their heritage”. Allen was limited in practice on Wednesday but was able to fully practice on both Thursday and Friday, according to Newton.

He wore a conservative gray vest over a pinstriped button-up shirt and held his hands behind his waist as he stood on a stage and answered questions a few days before the Super Bowl.

There’s tough and then there’s Thomas Davis.

An NFL player has come up with a novel way to help one fan to enjoy the Super Bowl – by renting out his home on Airbnb.

Tolbert starred four years at NCAA Div. I Football Championship Subdivision school Coastal Carolina before making the San Diego Chargers as a free agent.

The Super Bowl starts at 6:30et/3:30pt on Sunday on all CBS stations. “I wanted to go somewhere where they played great defense and be a part of that”. “It’s never one of those things where it’s, ‘Oh I’m just going to call tails.’ It just kind of happens”.

Carolina cooking: Despite being more than 2,600 miles from Charlotte, the Panthers kept their season-long tradition alive and indulged in deep fried southern goodness for lunch. After seven consecutive years of double-digit sack seasons, he made only 5½ with the Chicago Bears in 2014 and only two this year with the Bears and Panthers, despite starting 15 games.

The 2015 National Football League season was a magical one for Rivera and the Panthers.