Any word on Stew's injury?

[carolina-chuck]

rest him till week 1

[fieryprophet]

TCF,

1.) Teams aren't allowed to misrepresent injuries.

2.) If you look closely at the play you'd see that Stewart hit his own calf with his right foot when he tried to spin away from the tackle.

3.) Stop panicking.

[TruCatzFan]

Not panicking, and won't argue about this. Do you think that I (one of the most homer/optimistic fans wants to even admit this?)

Doesn't matter. Sure he's fine as I stated previously. I just can't disagree with what my eyes saw.

[fieryprophet]

Not panicking, and won't argue about this. Do you think that I (one of the most homer/optimistic fans wants to even admit this?)

Doesn't matter. Sure he's fine as I stated previously. I just can't disagree with what my eyes saw.

If you look closely at the play you'd see that Stewart hit his own calf with his right foot when he tried to spin away from the tackle. Your eyes are wrong.

[TruCatzFan]

I see that you have found the bold button... Good job

I am not wrong, I'm not rewinding it again, and u may even be correct... What you are incorrect about is the fact that the issue was his knee... Not his calf. Please tell me mr genius why Stewart clearly mouthed "my knee" to a trainer on sidelines, if it was his calf. Furthermore, please tell me why he clutched his knee and not his calf!

I'm tired of people here trying to make me out as being crazy or making poo up. I thought that those of you who watched the game would see it and agree... But once again, it appears I'm the only one catching obvious stuff in plain site.

U know what... Fug it, I'm rewinding it again right now....x's 4 here I come!

[ItsPantone278]

Stew has never been healthy and its never stopped him from putting up big numbers. Heres getting at least one of these backs over 1000 yards!

[TruCatzFan]

If you look closely at the play you'd see that Stewart hit his own calf with his right foot when he tried to spin away from the tackle. Your eyes are wrong.

After further review... You are indeed completely FULL of POO!!!!

Injury occurred at 3:18 remaining in 1st qtr. his own foot never came close to hitting his own calf. Clearly goes down clutching left knee (front part).

You sir, just lost ALL credibility with me!

[KendrickPanther]

The reality is we don't know and won't know until the season starts. Coaches are allowed to lie as much as they want until they submit injury reports to the league before week 1. They have been lying to us about Gettis, TD, Hogan, Beason, etc for weeks. Or should I say stretching the truth. I don't really know what they have to gain by doing so but it's just the way it is.

[TruCatzFan]

True dat KP. I hope Stew is good though, and more importantly, if he's not I hope they keep him out until week 1. Really interested in knowing about Hogan and Gettis. Depressing that they're both missing time

[Icege]

http://www.nfl.com/n...ith-calf-injury

With just over 10 minutes to play in the second quarter of Friday's preseason game against the Miami Dolphins, Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart exited the field with an apparent left leg injury.

The Panthers announced that Stewart has a left calf injury which is not believed to be serious, Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer reports.

Stewart sustained the injury while hauling in a one-yard pass from Cam Newton with 3:30 to play in the first quarter. After sliding to catch the low throw, Stewart unsuccessfully attempted to return to his feet and avoid a tackle by Dolphins linebacker Jason Trusnik.

In doing so, his left leg was planted awkwardly in the Bank of America Stadium turf, and Stewart limped to the sideline after the play.

The 2008 first-round draft pick out of Oregon signed a five-year, $36.5 million contract extension last weekend, the details of which were compared to other running back contracts on Around the League earlier Friday.

The sky is falling, drink bleach.

Italicized part may or may not have been in the original article.

[csx]

He definitely immediately grabbed his knee.

[nosuchthingasapanther]

if stewart tweets he's fine, then he's fine.

if he had never said a word about it...then you should be worried.

besides, he could have snapped his ankle in half and still rushed for 100 yards next week.

[TheRed]

Watched the dvr, he obviously grabs his knee. As far as him vocally saying "my knee", I don't hear that.

Just take a deep breath TCF. If it was even remotely serious he wouldn't have been on the sideline.

[stirs]

TruCatz is correct about him grabbing his knee. When he left the field for the locker room, his pants were rolled up above the one knee. Had me worried also