One year remains on Taylor Moton‘s contract. The Panthers are set to have their longtime right tackle play out the 2025 campaign while carrying an inflated cap charge, but it remains to be seen how the parties will move forward beyond that point.
Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton turns 31 next month and has had some recent injury issues. The Panthers, though, didn't draft his heir apparent. He heads into the final year of his contract looking for another one.
The Carolina Panthers are entering their second season with Dave Canales as their head coach. In 2024, they left a lot to be desired, finishing with a record of 5-12.
The Carolina Panthers have definitely addressed their defense this offseason, but given that it was the worst unit in NFL history last year, they could still stand to make some adjustments.
Yesterday, the Miami Dolphins sent Jalen Ramsey to the Pittsburgh Steelers for Minkah Fitzpatrick and Jonnu Smith. Any one of those players would've been an excellent addition to the Carolina Panthers.
Carolina Panthers rookie Tetairoa McMillan doesn't play defense, so he won't be able to match up with fellow rookie Travis Hunter on that side of the ball.
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In the early 2020s, Joe Brady seemed like the next "it" coordinator, so the Carolina Panthers took a swing by hiring him. Paired with Matt Rhule, he was expected to revolutionize the NFL and make the Panthers a really diverse, versatile offense.
The Carolina Panthers finished 5-12 last year, so anything better than that will be a step in the right direction for 2025. They won two games the year before, so they're on an upward swing that will hopefully continue into this next season.
When you give up the most touchdown passes in the league, you can’t have enough talent at the cornerback position. The Carolina Panthers have a very capable pair in 2024 Pro Bowler Jaycee Horn and unsung Mike Jackson.
The Carolina Panthers ended the 2024 season on a much better note than they started it. After starting 1-7 through the first half of the season, they were able to win four of their final nine games to finish 5-12, including a big win in Week 18 over their NFC South rivals, the Atlanta Falcons, to end their playoff dreams.
It's been a wild NFL offseason heading full speed into training camp, but the Carolina Panthers have been noticeably quiet despite being linked to numerous veterans ripe for the picking.
The Carolina Panthers seem like a team trending in the right direction. There's a lot of good buzz around them, and there's a feeling that they could be this year's Washington Commanders, a team that aces the offseason and exits the NFL's basement and enters the playoffs.
You can never have too many pass rushers in the modern NFL. One only need watch the Philadelphia Eagles' defense swarm a quarterback for about 90 seconds to understand that much.
Bryce Young has been relatively useless from a fantasy perspective throughout his NFL career. 2023 was largely a bust, and in 2024, he had a few games where he was easily one of the better options, but by then, most fantasy managers had their QB situations set up.
The Carolina Panthers are banking on the defense being better this year. After a historic season in 2024, the Panthers have set the bar basically on the floor for 2025.
He missed a career-high seven games this past season. Still, wide receiver Adam Thielen has put together quite the resume in a combined 11 NFL seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (2014-22) and the Carolina Panthers.
It doesn't take long to find yourself on the hot seat as an NFL coach— it could just be one losing season. After going 5-12 in his first season with the Carolina Panthers, Dave Canales has found himself facing questions about his job.
Buccaneers RB Bucky Irving plans to have an even better sophomore season and won’t rest on his laurels after a strong performance in his rookie campaign.
The Carolina Panthers' offense is slowly starting to come around under head coach Dave Canales. Quarterback Bryce Young is finally starting to gain his confidence as a leader, pass catchers continue to be added around him, and the backfield is set to surprise a lot of people during the 2025 season.
The Carolina Panthers locked running back Chuba Hubbard down for the foreseeable future when they signed him to a four-year, $33.2M contract extension. Now, Hubbard has big goals.