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Despite being one of the seven teams that are still winless in the NFL this year, Carolina Panthers continue to insist that the game is not yet over for them. Carolina won the NFC South games last season but continues to be off the record early this time. They also said that they are not even sick despite the call for them to take a flue vaccine.
After the game with Dallas on Monday, the team continues to struggle despite the 21-7 score in favor of Dallas. Coach John Fox of Panthers also said that John Dellhomme will remain as the quarterback of the team even with their three successive losses. He also mentioned that the team’s problem is not at all physical but more on the mental aspect.
John Dellhomme stated that the team is still intact and that Fox is still in control of it. He also added that despite the scrutiny the team is encountering, Fox remains the head of the team and that their coach is doing everything to regroup and refocus the Panthers.
When asked what he said to his team to boost their confidence after losing to Dallas, Fox said that he just have to reiterate that they need to define who they are and that they have to do a better job including coaching matters.
He also added that the team only had missed some techniques for the last games that they have. When they reviewed their plays, they found out that execution was just the lacking ingredient in their plays. He also said that those things can still be corrected.
Dellhomme, on the other hand, answered the question about what he thinks about the 0-3 condition of the team by saying that he did not perform his job well enough. He just ended his statement by stating that they need to win to stop people from scrutinizing them.
Damione Lewis, Panthers’ defensive tackle, said that the team is making a way out of the mental errors that they had. They are doing their best and are up for a better game in their following plays.

Brendan Shanahan decided to leave the New Jersey Devils after he found out that he will not be included in the team’s starters for the upcoming game in the NHL season.
Shanahan found out that he will not be part of the team’s top three lines on Wednesday and left the group by Thursday. He said that he just decided that he will not be spending his twenty-second season in NHL with Devils. He also added that the decision was both agreed by the team and himself.
He also mentioned that they, together with Jacques Lemaire and Lou Lamoriello, had talked about the matter during the time they signed contracts last summer. They both agreed that if they cannot find a position that will be fit for him, he will just be stepping aside.
The forward player of Devils also added that he will spend his free time with his family. He might as well, according to the 41-year old player, think about playing again or finally retiring from his career.
When the meeting between the three took place, Jacques Lemaire, Devil’s coach, said that if he only knew about the agendum, he could have not attended it. He also added that it was hard for him to see Shanahan go since he knows that the player is a good person and among the best players of the league.
Shanahan signed a $1 million contract with the team during the Off Season. He was also expected to play the second or third line for the team. He had a total of six goals during the previous season’s 34 games and even scored during the game against the Islanders which was the final match for the preseason.
The player has an impressive slate in the NHL where he spent his years playing for the New Jersey Devils, Detroit Red Wings, Hartford Whalers, and New York Rangers.
Lou Lamorielle, general manager of the Devils, stated that it is hard to see Shanahan off the team because of the relationship that had already been built.
But, he also believes that younger members of the team are already ready for the regular season. The new members that will be part of the Devils top three line could be Niclas Bergfors, Ilkka Pikkarainen, Rod Pelley, and Matt Halischuk.