The Carolina Panthers were an active team on the first day of free agency after being the fifth-highest spending team in the league, with most of that money going toward the two splash signings in pass rusher Jaelan Phillips and linebacker Devin Lloyd.
The Carolina Panthers officially cut defensive lineman A'Shawn Robinson on Tuesday. The move was purely cost-saving, as it saves the Panthers $10.5 million against the cap for the 2026 season.
The reigning NFC South champion Carolina Panthers headed into this offseason with a few questions and some definitive needs. As for the latter, the search was on for a reliable pass-rusher and some improvement at linebacker.
The Carolina Panthers are one of the big winners of the first day of free agency, starting the day with the blockbuster signing of Jaelan Philips, which
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The Carolina Panthers were astonishingly busy during the first 24 hours of free agency. The legal tampering window opened, and GM Dan Morgan got right to work in a highly aggressive fashion.
The Carolina Panthers just committed $30 million to an edge rusher who had five sacks last year. Odafe Oweh, who had 7.5 sacks last season, agreed to a $20 million salary.
The Carolina Panthers have a new backup quarterback: Kenny Pickett. The former first-round pick who's bounced around the NFL since the 2022 draft has a new home behind Bryce Young.
Day one of NFL free agency delivered exactly what the league hopes for every year: excitement, drama, and hope for fanbases across the country. For fans of the Carolina Panthers, Monday felt like a turning point.
The Carolina Panthers made a couple of big-time moves on Day 1 of NFL free agency. ESPN's Field Yates, in fact, pointed out that two of the deals the Panthers agreed to were with two of his top-rated free agents -- pass rusher Jaelen Phillips and linebacker Devin Lloyd.
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The Carolina Panthers are shelling out a lot of money to make sure their return to the postseason wasn't a flash in the pan. Carolina has signed former Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd to a three-year, $45 million contract, a source told ESPN.
The Carolina Panthers needed to address the off-ball linebacker position, with a starter recovering from an injury and multiple players set to hit free agency.
Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan had a firm plan going into the start of free agency and he is conducting an absolute master class of a performance after missing out last offseason on his top free agent option.
Devin Lloyd had a massive breakout campaign in 2025. As a result, he’s cashing in. Ahead of the 2026 season, Lloyd and the Carolina Panthers have come to terms on a three-year, $45 million contract.
Devin Lloyd is heading to Carolina. The former first-round pick is inking a three-year deal with the Panthers, according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
The Carolina Panthers added depth to their quarterback room by agreeing to a one-year contract with quarterback Kenny Pickett. The deal is worth up to $7.5 million and includes $4 million in guaranteed money.
The Carolina Panthers swung for the fences when the legal tampering period opened and hit a home run by landing edge rusher Jaelan Phillips, but that's not the only addition the Panthers made on the first unofficial day of free agency.
The Carolina Panthers desperately needed to address the pass rush, especially at outside linebacker, after finishing second-to-last in pressures and posting the third-fewest sacks in 2025.
The Carolina Panthers were one of the more surprising stories in the NFL during the 2025 season. Carolina shockingly won the NFC South at 8-9 and hosted a home playoff game.
The Carolina Panthers’ late-season surge in 2025 revealed a young group beginning to find its rhythm. As the franchise pushes to build on an NFC South title and a playoff appearance, the front office made an early move to preserve continuity in the receiving corps.