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  • NE Punter
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    Browns released P Scott Player and claimed DT Louis Leonard off waivers from the Rams.
    Player’s facial hair and helmet combination should have earned a multi-year contract. We’ll miss him, but Dave Zastudil will take over punting duties. Leonard, a big body from Fresno State, will work behind starter Ethan Kelley and Ted Washington at nose tackle.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Panthers DT Louis Leonard was spotted on crutches after injuring his ankle in the team’s Week 2 defeat.
    Leonard had recently emerged as a starter and is Carolina’s biggest defensive lineman at 6'4/330. The run defense woes will continue indefinitely.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Panthers DT Louis Leonard has a broken left ankle and will probably end up on injured reserve.
    It’s another blow to the Panthers’ poor run-defense. Leonard had emerged as a starter and he was their biggest lineman at 6'4/330.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Panthers placed DT Louis Leonard on injured reserve with a broken ankle, ending his season.
    Leonard’s ankle surgery will call for a six-month recovery period. The Panthers now have only Damione Lewis, Nick Hayden, and rookie Sunny Harris on the roster as defensive tackles. Marion Barber and/or Felix Jones could have a field day next week against a woeful Panthers run defense.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Panthers acquired DT Louis Leonard from the Browns for an undisclosed draft pick.
    Leonard was an undrafted free agent out of Fresno State in 2007. He’s bounced around since, but has size (6'4/330) Carolina is desperate for inside. Still, he won’t save what we expect to be one of the NFL’s worst run defenses.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Louis Leonard and Tank Tyler are currently penciled in as the Panthers’ starting defensive tackles.
    Veteran Colts castoff Ed Johnson should enter the mix during training camp, but this remains a subpar cast on the interior. The Panthers will once again have trouble stopping the run in 2010.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    The Panthers have assigned a second-round tender to restricted free agent DT Louis Leonard.
    Leonard bounced between countless teams before landing in Carolina in 2009 training camp and excelling on the practice field. He’ll be safe at this tender level, and has an outside chance to be Ma’ake Kemoeatu’s successor.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Panthers re-signed restricted free agent DT Louis Leonard to a one-year, $1.684 million contract.
    Leonard, 26 in July, lasted just two games last season before breaking his ankle and going on injured reserve. The Panthers still see some potential in the 6'4/330-pound wide body, and have currently penciled him in as a starter.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman
    Louis Leonard and Kevin Vickerson are working as the Broncos’ starting defensive tackles early in camp.
    The Broncos were reported to have set up Friday visits with Jason Hatcher and Derek Landri, but otherwise they haven’t been taking their interior defensive line situation seriously all offseason. Leonard, a former undrafted free agent, has five career starts in four seasons and one career sack. This will remain a defense to target for fantasy running backs.
  • DEN Defensive Lineman