The 2026 NFL Draft is only two weeks away from today, putting one of the most impactful talent-acquisition periods on the calendar fully in the spotlight.
According to reports, the Carolina Panthers are hosting Denzel Boston, a wide receiver prospect out of Washington, today. It is another top-30 visit being spent on offense, specifically on a pass-catcher.
The Carolina Panthers have spent over half of their allotted top-30 visits on draft prospects so far. They've also used a couple of local visits on players like Jalen Kilgore and KC Concepcion.
Mock draft season continues, and one of the more recent mocks has the Carolina Panthers finding new talent on both sides of the ball and finding some underrated talent outside of the first round.
The AP has awarded its Defensive Player of the Year Award to the NFL's most outstanding defender since 1971. How many of the NFL DPOYs can you name in six minutes?
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
ESPN NFL writer Ben Solak is at it again, and he’ll explain. “It’s NFL draft season. Have you read enough mock drafts yet? They're like multivitamins this time of year—you need your daily dose.
Despite missing last season with a torn ACL, Tennesee’s Jermod McCoy may be one of the two best cornerbacks in this year’s draft class. Two weeks away from the draft, McCoy is on Carolina’s radar.
By the time the NFL draft is over and done, the Carolina Panthers will probably have a new tight end. They've been endlessly linked to Kenyon Sadiq in the first round, but they've also spent some top-30 visits on tight ends for later rounds, including Oscar Delp and Justin Joly.
The Carolina Panthers have been active ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft meeting with various quarterback prospects to be the long-term backup to Bryce Young and the ideal fit according to ESPN’s Ben Solak is in the team’s backyard.
The NFL draft is a night full of mistakes, something the Carolina Panthers have learned well over the years. Every team will make some mistakes. This is about limiting those mistakes and ensuring they're not going to derail a budding team.
The Carolina Panthers are slated to have a pre-draft visit with Arizona State offensive tackle Max Iheanachor and here’s why it doesn’t make much sense based on everything head coach Dave Canales has said.
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.
The Carolina Panthers have been busy in the pre-draft process. GM Dan Morgan and company have been hard at work scouting potential prospects they'll take in a few weeks at the NFL draft.
The 2026 NFL draft is a mere Patrick Mahomes days away. Yesterday, Enzo Flojo of ClutchPoints took aim at what Dave Canales’s team should be doing on the night of April 23 in Pittsburgh.
The Carolina Panthers have already made a slew of roster changes. Cade Mays, Austin Corbett, Rico Dowdle, and Christian Rozeboom are among the departures who will not be on the roster by Week 1.
The Carolina Panthers were never really linked to Rashid Shaheed in free agency, largely because they seemingly had no money and Shaheed was always probably going to stay with the defending champions.
The Carolina Panthers will almost certainly pick players who aren't NFL-ready yet in the draft. They did it with defensive tackle Cam'ron Jackson last year.
With reports surfacing that Dexter Lawrence has requested a trade from the New York Giants amid contract frustrations, a fascinating question emerges: Should the Carolina Panthers make a move to bring the Wake Forest High School product back home?
Last season, for the second time in four years, the NFC South failed to produce that finished with a winning record. In 2022, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers captured the division title with an 8-9 record.
The Carolina Panthers reportedly considered trading down last year when they eventually picked Tetairoa McMillan eighth overall. Could they do it again this year?
The Carolina Panthers’ front office knows that moral victories no longer pay the bills in the NFC South. The atmosphere in Charlotte is electric yet anxious.
The 2026 NFL Draft is right around the corner, and Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales recently gave a hint as to what positions he’s looking at.
The Carolina Panthers are considering adding another first-round wide receiver for quarterback Bryce Young and ESPN just provided a fascinating trade idea that can kill two birds with one stone.
As fans gaze toward the 2026 NFL Draft, the atmosphere in Charlotte is thick with both anticipation and a lingering, justified anxiety. The Carolina Panthers are standing at the edge of something real.
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.