Panthers | Colbert expected to start Week 2
Published Sat Sep 16 1:36:00 p.m. ET 2006
(KFFL) Stan Olson, of the Charlotte Observer, reports Carolina Panthers WR Keary Colbert is expected to start the team's Week 2 game in place of WR Steve Smith (hamstring). WR Drew Carter is expected to receive a considerable amount of playing time.
Colbert likely to start
Published Sat Sep 16 12:06:00 p.m. ET 2006
(Rotoworld) Keary Colbert will likely start in Week 2 with Steve Smith out again.
Impact: Drew Carter got the start in place of Smith in Week 1 and finished with five catches for 62 yards. Colbert and Carter would likely rotate, limiting any real fantasy upside either might have.
i would not trust this.especially rotoworld. they have been very unreliable so far this year.
hth
ok. but, do you trust the charlotte observer/kffl quote? they come to same conclusion
from the Charlott Observer:No practice for Smith, status iffy
Panthers' star receiver nursing sore hamstring
STAN OLSON
solson@charlotteobserver.com
Carolina Panthers receiver Steve Smith, nursing a hamstring injury, missed practice again Friday, and coach John Fox said simply, "No change on the injury report; it's exactly the same as it was Wednesday, Thursday and today."
Smith's absence increases the likelihood that he will not play Sunday at Minnesota.
Smith has already missed all four exhibitions and last week's opener against Atlanta.
In his absence, Keyshawn Johnson and Keary Colbert are again expected to start at wide receiver, with Drew Carter also getting considerable playing time.
• Also missing from practice was center Justin Hartwig, who strained a groin muscle in last week's game.
If he can't play, he will likely be replaced by Geoff Hangartner.
• Backup running back Nick Goings (thigh) missed the workout as well.
• Linebacker Dan Morgan (concussion) has already been announced as out for Sunday.
• Linebacker Na'il Diggs (knee), defensive tackle Jordan Carstens (elbow) and linebacker Jason Kyle (shoulder) all practiced and remain probable for the game
http://www.charlotte.com/mld/charlotte/spo...rs/15533076.htm
Looks like both quotes are spot on from this Charlotte Observer reference.
HTH