Bryce Young staying with Panthers: 5th-year option picked up Everyone expected Carolina to pick up Bryce Young’s fifth-year option, but it was still the right call.
Now that the 2026 NFL draft is two weeks into the rear view mirror, the 32 teams are taking stock of their young players. Like many other clubs in the league, the Carolina Panthers will have their rookie minicamp starting this Friday.
Sam Hecht is our favorite pick by the Carolina Panthers, and for good reason. Getting a potential starting center in the fifth round, one considered a top-100 prospect by virtually everyone, is incredible value.
The Carolina Panthers have some choices to make, not just with Bryce Young next year, but with one of the other more prominent pieces of this roster, cornerback Mike Jackson.
The Carolina Panthers seemingly rounded the corner during the 2025 season after winning the division, but the road ahead is going to get even harder based on the team’s projected strength of schedule.
The Carolina Panthers have gone to great lengths to fix the interior of their defense since that dreadful 2024 season. That year, they allowed the most points in NFL history thanks in no small part to a run defense that allowed over 3,000 rushing yards.
There’s no question that the Carolina Panthers have one of the best cornerback tandems in the league in two-time Pro Bowler Jaycee Horn and somewhat-underrated seven-year veteran Mike Jackson.
Based on all the projections, the Carolina Panthers will face an extremely difficult schedule this season. We don't know the schedule yet, but we do know the opponents, and at first glance, it certainly does have some challenges in store.
The Carolina Panthers made seven selections in the NFL draft this year, and they've added a handful of intriguing undrafted free agents in the days following.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
You can certainly understand the skepticism. Dating back to 2023, no team in the National Football League has amassed fewer sacks than the Carolina Panthers.
Carolina Panthers veteran running back AJ Dillon announced on social media what number he will be rocking with his new team, and it’s one Panthers fans should be used to seeing in the backfield.
The Carolina Panthers made an underrated addition to head coach Dave Canales’ coaching staff this week by hiring former safety Mike Adams a Bill Walsh coaching fellow.
One of the bigger spenders in free agency, the Carolina Panthers have made it clear that they intend to win and win right now, but they have the chance
The Panthers wanted to build a better environment for Bryce Young. What they may have found is a receiver room moving faster than expected because Jalen Coker has already become too useful to treat like a depth piece.
The Carolina Panthers made the playoffs last year after winning a three-way tiebreaker for the NFC South title. This year, weirdly, they're not expected to compete for the playoffs.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is quietly one of the league’s top deep ball passers and that’s something that can be further unlocked with the addition of rookie wide receiver Chris Brazzell II.
The Carolina Panthers did not draft a single edge rusher this year after taking two in 2025. Those two, along with the recent acquisition of Jaelan Phillips in free agency, seemingly put the position group into good enough shape to ignore it in the draft.
Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan put together another A+ class in the 2026 NFL Draft with multiple draft picks set to be immediate difference-makers for this team.
When Carolina Panthers’ assistant GM Dan Morgan was promoted to president of football operations/general manager in January of 2024, he wasted little time addressing the team’s offensive line.
The Panthers made the expected move of picking up Bryce Young‘s fifth-year option earlier this week. Attention will now turn to the matter of an extension for the former No.
Last summer, Taylor Moton agreed to a two-year Panthers extension. The team’s right tackle stalwart is under contract through 2027 as a result, and no thought is currently being given to hanging up his cleats.
The Panthers spent a 2024 second-round pick on running back Jonathon Brooks, but multiple knee injuries have prevented him from contributing in the NFL.