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A broken finger — not coach John Fox — may bench struggling Carolina Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme.
Jake Delhomme went turnover-free for the third straight game, finding Steve Smith for two touchdowns, and the Carolina Panthers held on for a 28-19 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
Jake Delhomme left Arizona a winner, even if he had to take a trip to the hospital before he left town.
A miserable seven-game stretch of 18 interceptions and three lost fumbles wasn't bad enough for Jake Delhomme to lose his job.
For the first time in seven years, Jake Delhomme is in jeopardy of losing his starting job.
Aided by a disputed call and Jake Delhomme's bold third-down run, the Carolina Panthers jump-started a sagging season at the expense of embattled Washington coach Jim Zorn.
Though Jake Delhomme has just two touchdown passes and seven interceptions, he'll remain winless Carolina's starting quarterback.
Leading, but not by much, Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys were desperately in need of a big play. Jake Delhomme helped them make several.
Jake Delhomme is still Carolina's starter — even after 11 turnovers in two games.
Donovan McNabb limped to the locker room with a cracked rib. Jake Delhomme was booed off the field.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme has been benched, and backup Josh McCown has been injured in a rout by the Philadelphia Eagles.
After the worst game of Jake Delhomme's career came in an ugly playoff loss, the Carolina Panthers never wavered that he was still their quarterback for the long-term.
The Arizona Cardinals were considered the softest team in the playoffs, unable to win far from home and carrying the scars of years of ineptitude. But behind their cagey quarterback, dynamic receiver, improved defense — and a big assist from Jake Delhomme's horrible night — the Cardinals are a win away from the unthinkable: a berth in the Super Bowl.
Jake Delhomme's critics have plenty of material to work with.
It's been more than three decades since a quarterback played a game as poorly as Jake Delhomme did and still ended up on the winning side.
This matchup seems impossible and improbable. If you would have looked at it before the season and for years when asked who your sleeper team was this year that didn't make it last year, the answer to that was Arizona for the last 3-4 years. And then they didn't do it so you would say they are the same old Arizona. And the year you say they're the same old Arizona it won't be them… they win their division. Then being in the playoffs is one thing but how about having home field for the NFC Championship Game, who would have thought that one?
Jake Delhomme came back with a jolt that the San Diego Chargers won't soon forget. Delhomme threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to tight end Dante Rosario as time expired to lift the Carolina Panthers to a shocking 26-24 win over the Chargers on Sunday.
Jake Delhomme fired a pass over the middle for a touchdown that was overturned. The result didn't matter so much. Delhomme's surgically repaired right elbow passed the test.
Julius Peppers' return to form in Carolina's preseason opener didn't allow Jake Delhomme much of a chance to test his surgically repaired right elbow in the Panthers' 23-20 overtime win over Indianapolis on Saturday night.
Vinny Testaverde won the Heisman Trophy the same year his new Carolina teammate Dwayne Jarrett was born. He was the No. 1 overall pick eight years before the Panthers entered the NFL.
Jake Delhomme last week called surgery on his strained right elbow "a last resort." After experiencing pain trying to throw on Monday, the Carolina Panthers quarterback decided the worst-case scenario couldn't be avoided.
David Carr appears likely to making his second straight start at quarterback for the Carolina Panthers after Jake Delhomme missed practice again Thursday.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Jake Delhomme loves to move his arms when he talks. Monday was no exception, sore elbow and all.
Drew Brees trotted to the sidelines saluting the crowd as the chant "M-V-P" resonated throughout the Louisiana Superdome. More than five minutes still remained in the first quarter, but a celebration of the Saints' storybook return to New Orleans — and the playoffs — had already begun.
Panthers Fans: Why is it...A season like this makes you think. Here are some questions, and I demand answers!
The QB carousel goes around again There will always be fans who think Delhomme can do no wrong, and those that feel he's already past his prime. It's the nature of the beast.
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