The Carolina Panthers have more talent on the roster than they did a year ago. The team kept its core intact and then added some key defenders in free agency like Devin Lloyd and Jaelan Phillips.
Panthers HC Dave Canales said that LT Ikem Ekwonu appears to be getting closer to a return. “Ickey’s doing great,” Canales said, via Panthers Wire. “He had another great day on the field.
The preseason is often about two things. First, it's about getting players important reps against NFL-level competition. Second, it's about learning, both about individual players and the team itself.
The Carolina Panthers find themselves listed among a small group of NFL clubs expected to take a step backward during the upcoming 2026 campaign, according to recent analysis from league observers.
The Carolina Panthers are busy preparing for the 2026 season. There’s just one more preseason game to get out of the way, and then we’ll know what the final roster is going to look like.
While the Carolina Panthers' offseason has been defined by new additions and looming pressure on Bryce Young, one of the league's most inspirational stories in the league is still developing.
The Carolina Panthers‘ offensive line looks much different right now than it did a year ago. There’s no more Cade Mays at center, and both starting tackles are currently out.
The Carolina Panthers have a few more days of practice and one preseason game left to finalize the 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s cutdown deadline. Tough decisions remain for Dave Canales and Dan Morgan.
As preseason and training camp are beginning to wind down, roster spots are being finalized, positional battles are being won, and guys are finding their roles.
The Carolina Panthers have gone through training camp and three preseason games, so they’ve learned quite a bit about the roster. The roster has to be cut from 90 players to 53 by this Sunday, so some tough decisions are going to have to be made.
First came the Carolina Panthers hype for Bryce Young. Then the quarterback stumbled a bit. But there’s no doubt about his standing on the team. That’s not the case with other players, and here is the prediction for the Panthers’ 53-man roster for the 2026 NFL season.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Carolina Panthers have one more week of preseason action to determine which players will and will not make the roster. The final cut day is looming, and it could be a painful one.
After practice on Monday, ahead of the final Carolina Panthers' joint practice and preseason game this week, Dave Canales offered a slew of updates on missing players.
The reigning NFC South champions will play their final preseason game of 2026 on Friday when they host the Houston Texans. It’s the lone home contest of the summer for Dave Canales’s club, who owns a 2-1 record in its first three summertime tilts.
The Carolina Panthers have much more talent on their roster than they did a year ago. The team exceeded expectations a year ago, winning the NFC South and giving the Los Angeles Rams a tough matchup in the playoffs.
The Carolina Panthers are preparing to put the final touches on their roster for the 2026 season. Of course, there’s plenty that could still change over the next week.
The Carolina Panthers have been without starting linebacker Chuba Hubbard for a couple of weeks now. Hubbard is currently nursing a hamstring injury. At the time, head coach Dave Canales said it was a “legit” injury, but he wasn’t concerned about the veteran long-term.
The Carolina Panthers wrapped up practice on Monday, the final week of preparation before the last preseason game this Friday. For many, it's now or never, and stringing together good practices to close out camp as Week 1 inches closer is paramount.
Training camp and preseason performances can quickly reshape fantasy football rankings. Some players enter August buried on depth charts before injuries, strong practices, or impressive preseason appearances create new opportunities.
The Carolina Panthers are looking to build on the season they had last year that saw them make a playoff appearance, but ultimately lose to the Los Angeles Rams.
Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales gave some big updates for several starters looking ahead to the Week 1 matchup against the Chicago Bears. The Carolina Panthers kicked off the final week of the preseason with Monday’s practice and later this week will host the Houston Texans for a joint practice ahead of Friday’s preseason finale.
The Carolina Panthers took down the Jacksonville Jaguars over the weekend in the team’s third preseason game. It was nice to see the team pick up a big win after a disappointing showing against the Buffalo Bills.
The Dave Canales era brought an unexpected playoff berth in Year 2, as the Panthers made a climb from 2-15 in 2023 to an NFC South title in two years. Yes, the caveat of the NFC South setting a historically low bar was central to this underdog story.
The Carolina Panthers were already dealing with a huge blow to their wide receiver room for 2026 as Chris Brazzell ended up suffering a season-ending injury. For Xavier Legette, this gave him the perfect chance to finally show he could be capable of breaking out and finally putting things together in his career.
Drake London has been in the NFL now for four seasons, while Tetairoa McMillan is heading into year two. That said, everything that I’ve seen from McMillan indicates that he’s going to be a superstar, which London already is.