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Joe Person
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Staff Writer, The Athletic
Charlotte, South Side
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By Jeff Howe Verified, Joe Person Verified, Cale Clinton Verified| The Athletic Verified The Carolina Panthers and running back Rico Dowdle agreed to terms on a 1-year deal with a base salary of $3 million and incentives that could take the earnings up to $6.25 million, according to league sources. Dowdle, who turns 27 in June, is the No. 5 running back and No. 73 overall on The Athletic's NFL free agency top 150. An undrafted free agent in 2020, the Dallas Cowboys used him in a very limited capacity behind Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard his first three years with the team.
By Joe Person Verified| The New York Times Verified CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Last Thursday in what turned out to be his final media scrum as a member of the Carolina Panthers, Diontae Johnson kept his hoodie cinched tight around his head, talked in a quiet voice and discussed whether he planned to practice and/or play the rest of the week. "It depends on how I'm feeling," Johnson said. "I come every day like I'm gonna go out there and practice, based on how I'm feeling.
By Jeff Howe Verified, Joe Person Verified, Cale Clinton Verified| The Athletic Verified The Carolina Panthers and running back Rico Dowdle agreed to terms on a 1-year deal with a base salary of $3 million and incentives that could take the earnings up to $6.25 million, according to league sources. Dowdle, who turns 27 in June, is the No. 5 running back and No. 73 overall on The Athletic's NFL free agency top 150. An undrafted free agent in 2020, the Dallas Cowboys used him in a very limited capacity behind Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard his first three years with the team.
Company Info
The Athletic
The Athletic Community, founded in 2013 and based in Portland, Oregon, is a sportswear company dedicated to building meaningful relationships through durable, active-lifestyle products. The company emphasizes community and celebrates movement, whether by bike, foot, or other physical activities. The Athletic Community specializes in athletic apparel and accessories, offering technical tees, casual clothing, and performance-oriented wear. Their product range includes workout gloves, foot bands, arm sleeves, body mats, and high-quality sport socks. Many items are available as limited editions, with styles rotating frequently to keep the offerings fresh. The brand appeals to individuals seeking both casual and technical clothing for sports, outdoor activities, and everyday wear, reflecting Portland’s active lifestyle culture. Currently, The Athletic Community is promoting a 30% off "Moving Sale" to celebrate its relocation to N. Williams Ave. in Portland. The company is backed by investors like O’Reilly AlphaTech Ventures and competes with other brands in the athletic apparel market.
San Francisco, California, United States
+1 650-464-1363
Founded: 2016