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Legedu Naanee

WR David Gettis has a torn ACL. He's likely out for the...

Steve Reed, Gaston Gazette
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Aug 11, 2011 · 10:34 PM EDT

WR David Gettis has a torn ACL. He's likely out for the season.

Fantasy Impact: 

Steve L Smith is the only Carolina WR that fantasy owners should be worried about, but this does open the door for Legedu Naanee or Brandon LaFell to win the WR2 job.

Steve L Smith

Panthers WR Steve Smith injures finger, but not broken

Gaston Gazette
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Aug 09, 2011 · 3:12 PM EDT

WR Steve L Smith was carted off the field after injuring his finger in practice, but a team source told Carolina Growl it’s not broken.

The source said Smith’s hand was cut, but there are no broken bones.

That’s great news for the Panthers.

Smith was taken to the locker room for x-rays near the end of a three-hour padded practice.

Coach Ron Rivera initially feared Smith might have dislocated his finger, but x-rays were negative.

The injury happened late in practice. He went down early in practice after a collision and it took him awhile to get back up, but he did return to practice.

“I’m not sure if it was dislocated or sprained or whatever,” Rivera said initially after practice. “But they wanted to check it out and may get an x-ray. They just told me they had to take him up (to the locker room) so I’m assuming it might involve an x-ray.”

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Steve L Smith

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve L Smith spent mos...

Charlotte Observer
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Aug 07, 2011 · 11:31 AM EDT

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve L Smith spent most of 2010 with a scowl on his face, and talked to Panthers owner Jerry Richardson late in the season about a possible trade.

But Smith is a happy receiver these days.

Smith, in his 11th season with the Panthers, said the offensive philosophy of the new coaching staff has been a refreshing change following the worst season of his career. Smith said offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski is using him in innovative ways that John Fox's staff would talk about, but never implement.

Fantasy Impact: 

Smith will improve on his dismal 2010 numbers (46 catches for 554 yards and two touchdowns) but Carolina's quarterback situation will prevent him from returning to his glory days, when he was one of the most reliable receivers in fantasy football. While you could do worse for a third receiver, don't reach to get him on draft day.

Jeremy Shockey

Bears trade Greg Olsen to Panthers

Brad Biggs, Chicago Tribune
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Jul 28, 2011 · 6:12 PM EDT

According to an NFL source with knowledge of the situation, the Bears traded Greg Olsen to the Panthers for a player and a draft pick (the player is not believed to be wide receiver Steve L Smith).

The Bears gave Olsen’s agent Drew Rosenhaus permission to shop Olsen, and they are believed to have come to terms with the Panthers on a contract extension as the 2007 first-round draft pick was entering the final year of his rookie contract with the Bears.

Fantasy Impact: 

Olsen is a talented pass-catching TE and was largely underutilized in Chicago, especially under OC Mike Martz. He will give Cam Newton a big body to throw to, especially in the redzone. This clearly hurts whatever momentum Jeremy Shockey was building. Carolina routinely ignores the TE position, but OC Rob Chudzinski may change that. As for Chicago, this is a big blow to Jay Cutler and the entire offense -- Olsen was his best receiver and the Bears will likely be making some moves to replace him.

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