Fantasy owners in deeper leagues should keep tabs on Panthers QB Matt Moore in the coming months.

Steve Smith says the Panthers could use some help in the form of a speedy receiver to compliment his game.

Warren Moon and Tony Gonzalez hosted the Pro Bowl Players Party last night in South Beach, and it was a good time had by all.

What does Chad Ochocinco have in store for the Jets this week?

Panthers WR Steve Smith, Dolphins RB Ricky Williams and Bengals LB Rey Maualuga were among the notable players who suffered injuries in Week 16.

Panthers coach John Fox said following Sunday’s rout of the Giants that WR Steve Smith sustained a broken left arm. If there was any doubt, Smith said during his postgame comments the injury will keep him out of the season finale against the Saints.

Injuries are having a major impact on fantasy championships this week.

Panthers WR Steve Smith paid a price for his 27-yard touchdown catch Sunday against the Giants, leaving the game with a left arm injury.

While standing on the Panthers’ sideline for the entire game Thursday night, I saw several things that suggested their game plan was geared more toward passing than running the ball.

Not much stretching of the field going on here. The Dolphins lack that element and thus far Jake Delhomme has overthrown Steve Smith on a few deep shots.

That is Carolina Panther power football. Opening drive is what they do best. Lot of power runs and a few intermediate passes.

Panthers WR Steve Smith was involved in a minor car accident on his way to Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte today.

Panthers WR Steve Smith left Sunday’s matchup with the Falcons moments after scoring his second touchdown of the game, but he returned during the third quarter.

Here’s a quick look at some of the news and notes from Week 10 that will affect your fantasy team.

The Panthers move back to a run-based offense should mean great fantasy numbers for RBs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart.