The Hall of Fame game kicked off the NFL preseason last week, and it was great. The Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers put on a show, with the Panthers winning 33-30 on the final play of the game.
The Carolina Panthers took a massive step forward in 2025 under second-year head coach Dave Canales, finishing 8-9 in the regular season and winning the NFC South for the first time since their legendary Super Bowl run in 2015.
There certainly has been a lot of good news coming out of Carolina Panthers’ training camp these days. Second-year pass-rusher Nic Scourton and rookie wide receiver Chris Brazzell II will miss the 2026 season, and right tackle Taylor Moton’s status remains a question as well (blood clots).
The Carolina Panthers know they have one elite wide receiver. After taking several swings and misses early in drafts, the Panthers finally found a hit in Tetairoa McMillan.
Following a horrific showing by their defense in 2024, Carolina Panthers’ general manager Dan Morgan was determined to fix Ejiro Evero’s unit last offseason.
It’s been a rough few months for Dave Canales’s club. And it actually started well before the team’s recent rash of season-ending injuries to edge rusher Nic Scourton and rookie wideout Chris Brazzell II, as well as the medical issues for reliable right tackle Taylor Moton.
The Carolina Panthers have several question marks concerning their team in 2026. Most notably, how good can Bryce Young be? Additionally, the offensive line and tight end rooms are other big question marks.
With Bryce Youngalready having the starting quarterback spot secured for the Carolina Panthers, Haynes King entered the preseason fighting to make the roster.
As Carolina Panthers quarterback Haynes King displayed his heroics during the 33-30 win over the Arizona Cardinals in the Hall of Fame preseason game, fans are wondering what his role for the team will look like.
When you think about the Carolina Panthers in 2026, Bryce Young is probably the first player who comes to mind. Young was a top pick from Alabama who has had an up-and-down career so far.
The Carolina Panthers wrapped up another day of training camp, this time coming off last week's victory in the Hall of Fame Game. Like all practices, there were good things, including Kenny Pickett, of all players.
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 NFL preseason is underway, and Week 1 is just one month away. That doesn't mean there aren't still some quality players without teams, though. On the defensive side of the ball, one of the most prominent remaining free agents is cornerback Kenny Moore II.
The Carolina Panthers have an open battle for the LB2 role alongside Devin Lloyd and head coach Dave Canales shared what he’s looking to see over the next few weeks of preseason action before announcing a starter.
The Carolina Panthers, and every other NFL team, will have to make some very tough decisions at the end of August. Each team has to go from 90 players to 53 before Week 1, so naturally, some good players will be parted with.
The Carolina Panthers have plenty of reasons to be excited about the 2026 season. The team is coming off a division win and playoff appearance, and there are plenty of quality players on both sides of the ball.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have signed G Joshua Gray to a contract. In correspondence, the Panthers have waived TE Chamon Metayer. Gray, 26, signed with the Falcons as an undrafted free agent following the 2025 draft out of Oregon State.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have officially signed QB Kyle Trask to the roster. They also waived OLB Nick Hampton and WR Malick Meiga with injury designations.
Bryce Young gave a reporter an answer earlier this week that must have been the equivalent of an interview pick-six. The Carolina Panthers quarterback was interviewed by veteran reporter Dave Stevens, who was born without both legs, before the 2026 Hall of Fame Game against the Arizona Cardinals.
The Carolina Panthers are expected to sign a new quarterback. Kyle Trask is set to join the team following a hamstring injury to undrafted rookie Haynes King.
The hero of the NFL’s Hall of Fame Game will miss some time in the wake of his outstanding performance. Carolina Panthers quarterback Haynes King is week-to-week after suffering a hamstring injury, according to Joseph Person of The Athletic.
Undrafted rookie quarterback Haynes King emerged as one of the stars of Thursday's Hall of Fame Game between the Carolina Panthers and the Arizona Cardinals,
After spending 19 years on the Pittsburgh Steelers sidelines as the team's head coach, Mike Tomlin officially began the next portion of his career on Thursday night.