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RENTON, Wash. Limited Haloti Ngata Jersey . -- Terrell Owens has completed his first practice back in the NFL as a member of the Seattle Seahawks, a workout that featured some impressive catches and getting slammed to the turf by a new teammate. Owens spoke before a huge throng of media following Wednesdays practice. Owens says hes changed a lot in the past two years since his last NFL stop with Cincinnati. Owens spent the 2011 season out of the NFL and signed with Seattle after a tryout Monday. He participated in most drills during the two-hour practice wearing No. 10. Owens did get wrestled to the ground by cornerback Brandon Browner during a one-on-one drill, when Owens attempted to run through the big cornerback but Browner wouldnt let him go. Youth Torrey Smith Jersey . Aaron Rodgers threw two touchdown passes, including a 22-yarder to Randall Cobb with 1:55 left, and the Packers pulled out a 24-20 win over Detroit Lions on Sunday for their fifth straight victory. 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After losing six games last season in which they were either tied or leading in the fourth quarter, the Panthers are still learning how to put away an opponent. Its a skill Manning has pretty much mastered. Manning, whom the Panthers will face Thursday night when they host the New York Giants, has become one of the leagues most proficient "finishers," on par with former greats Dan Marino and John Elway. Manning has engineered 26 fourth-quarter comeback wins for the Giants, five of those in the post-season. He had an NFL-record seven fourth-quarter comebacks last season, including one on the biggest stage of all when he led the Giants to a come-from-behind victory against New England in the Super Bowl. "I mean, the guy is Captain Comeback," said Panthers cornerback Captain Munnerlyn. And hes at it again. Mannings latest mini-miracle came Sunday when he shrugged off three second-quarter interceptions and led the Giants back from a 14-point deficit with three fourth-quarter touchdowns to beat the pesky Buccaneers 41-34, adding to his growing legacy by throwing for 510 yards. Giants coach Tom Coughlin said Manning has the perfect mentality to handle pressure situations. "He might make a mistake and I might be ranting and raving about it, but it doesnt get him down," Coughlin said. "Hes disappointed, but he knows enough and he has enough mental toughness that he moves on to the very next play and doesnt let it affect the next series. And thats a great attribute for a quarterback." Coughlin likens Mannings mentality to Johnny Unitas, another quarterback who was able to put mistakes behind him and move forward. Unitas once threw five interceptions in a game against the Chicago Bears on Nov. 11, 1970, but still managed to find a way to lead the Colts to a 21-20 victory. "You have to have that ability where you can put it behind you because you cant afford to not think about whats going on in the current series or the next play or whatever," Coughlin said. "He has that ability. ... And the guys around him trust him and believe in him, and thats huge." Last years Super Bowl MVP said its all about confidence and playing fearless. "You cant get gun-shy or be scared to throw an interception," Manning said. "You know you have to make better decisions, but you still have to be confident in your own ability." The Panthers (1-1) could use a little bit of Mannings killer instinct in the fourth quarter. In the season opener, the Panthers couldnt put together a drive in the fourth quarter and lost 16-10 to Tampa Bay. Even in llast weeks 35-27 win over New Orleans, the Panthers struggled to put away the Saints. Womens Justin Tucker Jersey. They went three-and-out on their last two offensive possessions, giving Drew Brees a chance to tie the game with less than two minutes remaining. It wasnt until Jon Beasons interception that the Panthers could finally breathe easy. "Offensively, we could have done a better job finishing. We put our defence in a bad situation," Cam Newton said. "If we would have finished the way were capable of, they wouldnt have had the ball. All we needed was one first down. If we got the first down, we knee it three times and the game is over. Thats something we need to shore up." The Manning-Newton matchup is intriguing, especially with both defences only having three days to prepare. "If we had two weeks to prepare for them, it would be a challenge," Coughlin said of the Panthers. The Panthers have a variety of formations under offensive co-ordinator Rob Chudzinski and run the zone read option -- a play where Newton sticks the ball in the gut of a running back and then gives the ball off or pulls it away and runs, pitches or throws. Its a scheme the Giants (1-1) arent familiar with, according to defensive end Justin Tuck, who is well aware how foolish Newton can make defenders look. At the same time, Tuck is confident Giants defensive co-ordinator Perry Fewell has a plan in place to slow down Carolina. "He did a great job of putting together a game plan on a short week," Tuck said. "Our plan, if executed, could give them some trouble." After being held to 10 yards rushing in the opener, the Panthers broke out with 219 yards on the ground against the Saints. Newton led the way with 71 yards and a touchdown, while running backs DeAngelo Williams, Jonathan Stewart and Mike Tolbert also found the end zone. Fewell said the Giants spent a week in the off-season preparing for the uniqueness of Carolinas offence. He plans to use a spy on Newton, as most teams do. "I think offensively theyre doing some really good things to enhance his athletic ability," Fewell said. "I think the sky is the limit for this guy." Panthers second-year coach Ron Rivera wouldnt downplay the significance of a victory over the defending champions in a nationally televised night game for his clubs confidence -- or the excitement it would bring to the fan base. "This is a big stage for us," Rivera said. "Its been a long time coming that weve played a game like this... Its the type of game that can show that were really making progress. To come back and play really well would speak well as to where were headed as a football team." ' ' '