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Panthers’ Tre Boston’s big play was predictable (by him)


If you want to know how feels about his first season in the NFL, listen: “I don’t know how it feels not to make” the playoffs, he says. He woke up Sunday in Atlanta and knew he and fellow safety Roman Harper would return interceptions against the Falcons for touchdowns. And they did. The touchdowns were the first scored by the Carolina defense this season. (Charlotte Observer)

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