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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2001
Page
9
Harlotte reporter recounts George Seifert's remark that Ericsson Stadium’s loose sod may have spared Dan Morgan from a worse knee injury. The piece questions groundskeeping and blames the team for a poor field, damaging the Panthers’ image and risking future signings.
Panthers rookie Dan Morgan will miss his first career game due to a broken left tibia suffered in the loss to Green Bay. Coach Seifert estimates four to six weeks out, with Morgan noting a possible three week return. Dean Wells will start in Morgan’s place, as Huntley and Goings split carries behind him.
Richardson explains rye grass invasion from fall sowing, leaving Bermuda grass sparse as game activity churns the field. He notes two Bermuda practice fields stay healthy, while the stadium sodding suffers and a new head groundskeeper cannot be blamed.
New Orleans mayor voiced 99 percent confidence the game would stay in the city after a new NFL offer to an auto dealers group. NADA spokesman David Hyatt said the proposal would be discussed on a conference call, with terms undisclosed. The group seeks NFL coverage of multimillion-dollar costs and losses from moving its convention, which had blocked the Feb. 3 game.
The Associated Press notes the Cowboys Redskins Cardinals Bills Seahawks and Lions face dire starts with lopsided scoring margins. Washington has been pummeled 112-16 in three games while Dallas 82-45 and Seattle 71-26. New England shows life as a striker, but overall, front offices and cap trouble, aging rosters, and Holmgren's rebuild mark a tough path ahead for multiple franchises.
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