Where have you gone, Dwayne Jarrett? I asked because Panthers WR Steve Smith (or Steve Smith South) is down, an possibly out. In other words, his fantasy relevance could be moving further south.

As the Buccaneers aim for a 2-0 start, they will have TE Kellen Winslow, who had been limited in practice with a knee injury and was listed as questionable for today’s matchup against the Panthers.

QBs Matt Moore and Joe Flacco are a couple of breakout candidates, but they had different results on Thursday night.

One of the training camp competitions we’ve been tracking is in Carolina, where questions remain behind top receiver Steve Smith.

Find out what I’ll be watching on Thursday night when the NFL’s preseason schedule continues with three games.

It might be too early to count out Dwayne Jarrett in the competition for the Panthers’ No. 2 receiver spot.

Saints QB Drew Brees is unmoved by the Madden cover curse. Does he know what he is doing?

Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck has a lot of confidence in his new coach, as does his younger teammates.

Late last season, Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme sat with a broken knuckle and Matt Moore filled in for the 12-year veteran. Moore went 4-1 as the starter, and earlier this month the team released Delhomme, choosing to stick with the 25-year-old Moore.

While the world waits on who will start at QB for the Carolina Panthers — Matt Moore or Jake Delhomme — coach John Fox said Thursday he likely won’t make a decision until Sunday morning.

Panthers coach John Fox sounded confident Tuesday about a quick return by Steve Smith, telling reporters he believes his star wide receiver will be ready at some point during the preseason.

After a visit to Carolina Panthers training camp, it appears WR Dwayne Jarrett has made a lot of progress, rookie DE Everette Brown may have been a steal in the second round, and the loss DT Maa’ka Kemoeatu will force the team to bring in a veteran for help.