The Carolina Panthers appear to be laying the foundation for a future contract extension with quarterback Bryce Young, according to comments from general manager Dan Morgan on a recent episode of Up & Adams.
Dave Canales is not backing off expectations for Xavier Legette entering a pivotal year, and didn’t rule out another WR addition The Carolina Panthers are expecting a big season out of former first-round wide receiver Xavier Legette going into his third season with the team.
Mock draft season is at its peak right now, as there are just 23 days until the NFL Draft takes place. When it comes to the Carolina Panthers, mock drafts have been all over the place with what positions the Panthers target.
The Carolina Panthers’ 2026 NFL Draft guide is here to get you ready for the upcoming annual selection meeting. Ahead of this crucial week, let’s look at the Panthers’ draft picks, their biggest needs, potential targets, and recent draft history.
Andy Dalton has spent the last three seasons as Bryce Young’s backup for the Carolina Panthers. He started seven games during that span, throwing for 1,643 yards, ten touchdowns, and seven interceptions, finishing with a 1-6 record.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
In years past, Carolina Panthers GM Dan Morgan has moved up and down the draft board. He most notably traded up into the first round in 2024 and then moved up again in the second round.
Per Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated, NFL coaches were given an opportunity to speak out against the expected expansion of the regular season. Some instead went in a different direction.
The Carolina Panthers have had arguably the worst pass rush in the NFL for the last few seasons. Even in 2025, after investing second and third-round picks in the position, they were second-to-last in pressure rate.
Lost among all of the big-fish signings made by the Carolina Panthers in free agency was the decision to bring in former first-round quarterback Kenny Pickett to give the team a more athletic backup option behind Bryce Young.
The league meetings are currently taking place in Phoenix, Arizona. The franchises are discussing any number of issues. Carolina Panthers’ head coach Dave Canales is in attendance, and discussed any number of topics regarding his team and his players.
Yesterday, Dave Canales spoke at length about what the Carolina Panthers were looking at with the 19th pick in the upcoming draft. He specifically named safety, wide receiver, and tight end as the more likely positions to be picked.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Slowly but surely, the three-day process known as the NFL draft is creeping up for all 32 teams. Some organizations are still dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s when it comes to free agency.
It’s 23 days and counting until the 2026 NFL draft gets underway in Pittsburgh. A seven-round mock just dropped courtesy of ESPN’s Matt Miller. A look at his predictions in regards to Dave Canales's team and you could make a case that three of the Carolina Panthers’ seven selections shape up as fairly intriguing.
Although the Carolina Panthers’ offseason has seen successful free agency signings, some players have left the roster. While new additions such as Jaelan
The Carolina Panthers can really go in any direction at the NFL draft. They shored up in free agency, addressing their biggest needs with really good players.
Anyone who claims they know who the Carolina Panthers are picking 19th overall is probably not telling the truth. It's totally up in the air, especially after Carolina fooled every mock draft expert last year.
After a spending spree in free agency, the Carolina Panthers head into the 2026 NFL Draft with plenty of flexibility but it's still uncharted territory with the 19th overall pick.
The NFL Draft is right around the corner, just 24 days away until the best college prospects get their names called for the next chapter of their career.
The Carolina Panthers did really well in NFL free agency. They signed good players at mostly good deals. However, when it's all said and done, they will undoubtedly have regrets, as all teams do.
The Carolina Panthers are ready to fully step into the light, and with that comes expectation. Winning the NFC South in 2025 wasn’t a fluke. That said, it also wasn’t a guarantee of what comes next.
Earlier this month, the Panthers signed quarterback and former first-round pick Kenny Pickett . That transaction seemed to point Andy Dalton out of Charlotte, and indeed, the club dealt the veteran passer to the Eagles shortly after the Pickett signing.
The Carolina Panthers have done a ton of work to fix their defense over the last two offseasons. The vast majority of the rampant spending has gone to that defense that allowed the most points in NFL history in 2024.
The Panthers’ recently signed OT Rasheed Walker was arrested on January 23 by New York City’s Port Authority Police and charged with possession of a firearm after not having proper credentials at LaGuardia Airport’s security check.