Single page view By David Fleming Page 2  On a little-used
practice field at the Carolina Panthers' training camp, right
around the 25-yard line, there's an oddly shaped patch of dead
grass about the size of a coffee table. I first noticed this
weird little yellowish crop circle a few weeks ago on my first
tour through Panthers camp. Then, as I traveled to other camps I
saw similar bits of oddly worn turf all over the league.
Intrigued (or perhaps out of column ideas three weeks before the
start of the season), I decided to investigate.  It was 9:03
a.m. on Tuesday and the fog had just lifted off the Panthers'
practice fields. The area was so still that the six fans
standing on a nearby hill could actually hear crickets chirping.
With the rest of the team busy on an adjacent field cramming in
a few prepractice run-throughs, my eyes wandered to the Carolina
crop circle … and there was the answer.  I laughed out loud.
Shoulda known.   Actually, it was the team's entire collection
of special teamers: punters, ki