Dave Canales’s team has come a long way since he took over a club that finished with two wins in 2023. Yes, the Carolina Panthers have now posted eight consecutive losing seasons dating back to 2018.
John Metchie III was good enough in college, where he was teammates with Bryce Young, to be a second-round pick. He hasn't lived up to those expectations, though.
With all the discussion surrounding Bryce Young this offseason, the Carolina Panthers fan base feels split right down the middle. One side believes Young is clearly developing into a franchise quarterback.
How many of the players to rush for the most touchdowns for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
It's probably time to put an end to the Xavier Legette experiment. Drafted with visions of being the Carolina Panthers' WR1, Legette has slipped to WR3 and could be replaced by John Metchie in that role this season.
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.
Although Bryce Young and C.J. Stroud became extension-eligible this offseason, early buzz pointed to neither 2023 first-round quarterback signing an extension this year.
The Carolina Panthers spent a ton in free agency. They were much more active than anyone would've predicted before the legal tampering period. They signed Jaelan Phillips, Rasheed Walker, Devin Lloyd, and others.
The Carolina Panthers answered plenty of questions about their future in free agency. They found the edge rusher of the future, added the linebacker they've desperately needed for years, and shored up some other positions.
The Carolina Panthers have had their fair share of draft mistakes, sometimes taking players in the first round that had no business being first-round prospects.
The Carolina Panthers have been one of the biggest stories in the league during this offseason's free agency. The Panthers clearly knew who they wanted to pursue this offseason to elevate their team and remain contenders in the NFC South, and they weren’t afraid to spend, and spend big. How good were the Panthers’ signings, though?
Getting a good player is important in the NFL draft, and the Carolina Panthers will try their best in a few weeks to get a good player. It doesn't always go as anyone plans, but their goal is to find a player who can help them.
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.
Jerry Richardson, a former NFL wide receiver turned billionaire franchise owner, stood alone in professional football history. His estimated $2 billion net worth made him the wealthiest former player ever, tripling Roger Staubach’s $600 million and dwarfing Fran Tarkenton’s $300 million.
The Carolina Panthers have a gaping hole at tight end, and they still, even after free agency has basically run its course, have options to fill it. They could easily upgrade in a number of ways.
The Carolina Panthers could look to add a number three wide receiver option this offseason to complement Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker. So far, Xavier Legette has not lived up to being a first-round pick, totaling less than 900 receiving yards through his first two seasons, including nine drops (two in 2025).
The Carolina Panthers aren't so cap-strapped that they'll have to make moves just to survive, but they're not exactly flush with cash right now. They have $2.2 million, according to Over the Cap.
The Carolina Panthers are coming off their best season in years, and fans have every reason to scourge the web for a mock draft that would help the team take the next step in 2026.
Just three weeks away from the NFL Draft, more mock drafts are being released by the day, and there’s growing speculation of what the Carolina Panthers will do with the 19th pick in the draft.
The Carolina Panthers traded an absolute haul for Bryce Young in 2023. After the 2025 draft, the trade was officially resolved, but by then, the Panthers had sent the Chicago Bears a treasure trove of assets.
The Carolina Panthers have the 19th and 51st picks in the first two rounds of the NFL draft. Those two picks are the most important. Nailing them will give them a good draft class overall and give them two impactful players.
The Carolina Panthers have met with a ton of different players in the pre-draft process. A lot of this is due diligence or an attempt to find late-round draft picks that fit with the team's scheme and depth chart.
Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks is expected to recover from a second torn ACL in time for OTAs in April. Carolina HC Dave Canales is hopeful to get Brooks back to the quality he saw before his injury.
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.
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 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.
Rasheed Walker has to be breathing a sigh of relief.
The Panthers will soon have to make a decision on Young's future in Carolina.
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