Jeff Otah in great shape and ready to GO!!!

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

The Panthers have had more healings (I guess you could say) than injuries this year.

NFL.com's Mike Lombardi passes along word that Panthers RT Jeff Otah "might be in the best shape of his life."

Otah's 2009 season ended three games early due to a relatively minor knee injury, and he was a full participant in OTAs. A 6-foot-6, 330-pound brute mauler in the running game, Otah could be an all-around difference maker if he's agile enough to dominate in pass protection too. This is promising news for Matt Moore, DeAngelo Williams, and Jonathan Stewart.

Source: NFL.com

[Argus Plexus]

I came again when I read this...

[Jangler]

I came again when I read this...

[ncbobcat]

I came again when I read this...

Are you 13 years-old? I remember those good ole days...

Anyway, yet more good news!

[CatMan72]

In a related story, the Giants defense just got done cleaning the crap out of their pants after hearing JStew was 100% and crapped their pants again when they heard this...

[ncbobcat]

Thomas Davis back at 100%.

uhhhh uhhh gooohhhh. (Plexus still reading).

Sorry for the false jollies; I was joking, Davis is still hurt. Cheap thrill, though...

[scpanther22]

I hope he can make it a entire season this year.

[rmoneyg35]

his health issues have bothered me but he is a stud and if he hasn't been 100% a season yet. I could see this year being a pro bowl year for this guy.

[Darth Biscuit]

If I was 6'6", 330 lbs, I would just hurt people for fun.

[Argus Plexus]

You all have such good senses of humor

[Ohio]

Im expecting Otah to just cave-in the whole right side of the defensive line on down blocks

[monstercat]

It's gonna be interesting to see who ends up starting beside Otah at RG. My money is on Bernardeau. I really believe that Vincent hurt us a little bit last year. I don't know if he was dealing with nagging injuries or what, but he just wasn't the same as he was in 08.

[Kyle82]

If this monster stays healthy there is no doubt in my mind he'll be a Pro Bowler.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

If this monster stays healthy there is no doubt in my mind he'll be a Pro Bowler.

If history's shown me anything, it is that you should never count on a Panther to make the Pro Bowl, no matter how deserving they are.