Even though they had just recently signed Bobby Okereke to build out their linebacker room, that didn’t stop the Carolina Panthers from utilizing the waiver wire after cutdown day to add another linebacker.
The Carolina Panthers continue to churn the bottom of the roster. After making the necessary moves to get down to 53 players on Sunday, the team had a few more things to take care of on Monday.
The Carolina Panthers just finalized their initial 53-man roster. For the most part, there weren’t too many changes. None of the moves the team made on offense affected the projected depth chart but are some changes to the depth pieces.
NFL cut day has come and gone. After training camps have wound down, GMs and coaches across the league have had to make tough decisions and finalize their rosters heading into Week 1.
Even when you make an initial 53-man roster in the NFL, you can’t relax until Week 1 actually gets here. Every year, we see dozens get cut shortly after being informed they’ve made the team.
According to Joseph Person, the Panthers re-signed veteran WR David Moore to the practice squad. Moore, 31, is a former seventh-round pick out of East Central by the Seahawks in 2017.
The Carolina Panthers lost two players on the waiver wire, including former 2024 draft pick Trevin Wallace, but who they didn’t lose could be even more important.
The reigning NFC South champions are done with trimming their roster down to 53 players, at least for now. However, there’s still work to be done in terms of setting up a practice squad.
The Carolina Panthers made the necessary moves to get down to 53 players on Sunday. There were some notable names, like Ja’seem Reed and Trevin Wallace, who didn’t make the cut, but overall, the projected depth chart didn’t change much.
One of the position groups the Carolina Panthers should still be exploring additions for following cutdown day is wide receiver. Carolina is set atop the depth chart with Tetairoa McMillan and Jalen Coker, but things aren't great behind those two.
The Carolina Panthers made some surprising decisions on the 53-man roster but some players that made the initial cut won’t be sticking around for long with more roster moves expected to be made on Monday.
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 Carolina Panthers’ initial 53-man roster is set. That doesn’t mean it will stay exactly the same, and in fact, there will probably be a change or two in the next 24 hours.
The Carolina Panthers announced their 53-man roster last night, so these players will (for now) be the ones to face the Chicago Bears in Week 1. To put it mildly, there were some surprises in the final announcement.
The Carolina Panthers finalized their 53-man roster on Sunday evening, at least for now. With waivers processing and players hitting the market, though, it's highly unlikely that these players will remain the 53 in Week 1.
The Carolina Panthers, after a lengthy delay, finally announced their 53-man roster on Sunday night. There were some shockers, including some rather painful cuts.
The Panthers made the following moves today to reach the 53-player limit for the roster cut deadline: OL Ja’Tyre Carter OL Jake Curhan DT Elijah Garcia
It’s been a busy 48 hours for the Carolina Panthers. The team wrapped up the preseason on Friday and has made a ton of roster moves since then. On Saturday, the team agreed to a deal to bring in linebacker Bobby Okereke.
Sunday has been a very busy day around the NFL. Each team was working furiously to get their rosters down from around 90 players to just 53. The Panthers were no exception.
The Carolina Panthers officially cut their roster down to 53 players on Sunday ahead of the deadline. Here’s the full list of moves: CB DeCarlos Nicholson
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.
The Carolina Panthers have waived wide receiver Roc Taylor, the team announced Saturday as it began trimming its roster ahead of Sunday’s 6 p.m. deadline to reach the 53-man limit.
Xavier Legette came out of South Carolina University as an athletic freak that looked ready to take the NFL by storm. With impressive combine statistics like a 4.39 40 yard dash and a 40 inch vertical, the Carolina Panthers felt it necessary to trade up to pick No.
Three of Carolina’s free agency additions checked in as top-10 options on PFR’s top 50 free agents list. While Rasheed Walker‘s contract ended up underwhelming, aggressive markets formed for Jaelan Phillips and Devin Lloyd.
Bryce Young has been in the NFL for three seasons, but the jury is still out on the Carolina Panthers quarterback. But entering his fourth season in the