The Carolina Panthers surprised the football world in 2025. Almost nobody picked the Panthers to win the NFC South or make the playoffs, but that’s exactly what they did.
The Carolina Panthers are entering a pivotal season. The team has playoff aspirations once again, but how far they go depends on quarterback Bryce Young.
The Carolina Panthers are kind of in a make or break year. If they don't have success or suggest that success is really just around the corner, sweeping changes could be in order.
The Carolina Panthers shocked the league in 2025, winning the NFC South at just 8-9 and reaching the playoffs for the first time since 2017 before falling 34-31 to the Rams in the wild-card round.
During Tetairoa McMillan‘s rookie season, he already proved he could succeed with the Carolina Panthers as an outside traditional receiver. However, he also holds the key to Carolina’s offense expanding in 2026.
All 32 teams have hope for a perfect 17-0 regular season as another year begins, but the odds aren't in their favor. As the season opens, we predict the first loss for each team in 2026.
Week 1 of the college football season is underway. Teams are beginning their journeys towards bowl contention, the College Football Playoffs, or even a national title.
Last weekend, the Carolina Panthers put the finishing touches on their initial 53-man roster. For the most part, the roster looks like what we expected it to look like.
Entering the third season of his four-year rookie contract, Panthers tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders has drawn recent trade interest. The Panthers discussed Sanders with other teams before last Sunday’s cutdown deadline, a league source told Joseph Person of The Athletic.
With the NFL season just five days away, predictions are coming out left and right. Whether it's the Super Bowl, MVP, ROTY awards, or even division winners, everyone is making their picks and standing by them entering the 2026 season.
The Carolina Panthers surprised some people in 2025 by winning the NFC South. Over the first half of last season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looked unstoppable.
The Carolina Panthers have kept Ejiro Evero around for the last three seasons despite poor defensive performance every year. In 2025, the Panthers had their best year, arguably, under Evero.
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.
Last week, the Carolina Panthers had to make their final decisions on who would and would not make the roster. There were some surprising inclusions and omissions on the final 53.
There might not be a bigger riser in fantasy football drafts this summer than Jonathon Brooks. As a result, that has caused Chuba Hubbard to be a huge afterthought at this point. Brooks is the younger and more exciting running back who was a very good prospect, being drafted 46th overall back in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Carolina Panthers surprised everyone by winning the NFC South last year. It's not as if going 8-9 and having a negative point differential was shocking; that was actually a plausible outcome after going from two to five wins in 2023 and 2024.
The Carolina Panthers are just a week away from starting the 2026 season. This a pivotal season for the franchise as they look to build off the momentum they created by winning the NFC South in 2025.
The NFL is rolling out plenty of new faces in the broadcast booth this season, but the league’s top announcing lineups are already getting hate. Former
At almost every single draft pick, the Carolina Panthers had really good options to go with. Sometimes, they made head-scratching choices that left us wondering about the evaluation.
The Carolina Panthers have not been known to draft well, especially in recent memory. The wide receiver spot is a position in particular in which the team has swung and missed multiple times.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have signed RB Ahmani Marshall to the practice squad. To make room, they released OL Isaia Glass. Carolina’s practice
The Carolina Panthers are gearing up for an important 2026 season fresh off an NFC South title. One of the team’s biggest storylines heading into Week 1 is the health of running back Jonathon Brooks.
The Carolina Panthers’ backfield is slated to be just as frustrating as it was a year ago for fantasy football players with how the team plans to use all three backs on offense.
According to Joe Person of the Athletic, the Panthers had trade discussions involving TE Ja’Tavion Sanders before roster cuts this weekend. Carolina ultimately
The Carolina Panthers announced they have signed G Torricelli Simpkins III and CB Zion Childress to the practice squad. Tom Pelissero reports they’re also
Signed late in the offseason following Will Grier‘s pivot to coaching, Kyle Trask will not be part of the Panthers’ 53-man roster — at least, not initially.