The Carolina Panthers' top objective this offseason is obvious -- make the necessary improvements to get this team past the first round of the playoffs.
Carolina Panthers rookie Tetairoa McMillan had the perfect storm this year, at least in terms of coming away with meaningful hardware in his first NFL season.
PFF releases its grades for every rookie class in the NFL each year. The Carolina Panthers’ rookie class as a whole was a mixed bag; the highs were very high, especially with players like Tetairoa McMillan and Nic Scourton making immediate impacts.
With all 32 NFL teams eyeing the start of the new league year on March 11, Moe Moton of Bleacher Report identified a few unsung performers players who could cash in later in a few months.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The Carolina Panthers got plenty out of their rookie class. Dan Morgan's second go-round as GM was much more productive than his first, and the Panthers have a bright future because of it.
Bryce Young's rookie season with the Carolina Panthers was an unmitigated disaster. Fault can be assigned to a ton of people, but Young finished with 11 passing touchdowns in 16 starts.
Start noting how often this is said: Tetairoa McMillan has secured another rookie of the year nod, this time from the Professional Football Writers Association.
Edge rusher – what price are they willing to pay? The Carolina Panthers over the last three seasons have struggled generating sacks and pressure on opposing quarterbacks.
We've seen quite a few mock drafts for the Carolina Panthers already. A few of them have the Panthers taking very interesting players, including a wide receiver and some interior defensive linemen.
When should the Carolina Panthers pay Bryce Young? That's the biggest question facing the team now, and it feels much more like asking when as opposed to asking if they should do it at all.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
In 2024, the Carolina Panthers set a dubious single-season NFL record by allowing a whopping 534 points. However, the current NFC South champions knocked that down considerably this past season (380).
The Carolina Panthers were an untenable situation in 2023, and it probably did not do anything positive for Bryce Young's development. That may be why he ended up benched in 2024.
The Carolina Panthers have several pending free agents on the offensive line. Cade Mays, Austin Corbett, Yosh Nijman, and Brady Christensen are all on the market now after the conclusion of the 2025 season.
The Carolina Panthers need an edge rusher. They also need a linebacker. Tight end is a glaring hole. They could use a safety, and another cornerback would be nice.
The NFL Draft is 93 days away, and while the Carolina Panthers have a huge decision to make with the 19th overall pick, there are gems in the NFL Draft every year who don’t get first-round attention and contribute to winning right away.
In 2023, the Carolina Panthers spent an early second-round pick on wide receiver Jonathan Mingo. They also signed Adam Thielen and DJ Chark. In 2024, the Panthers trade back into the first round to select Xavier Legette 32nd overall.
It has been a very busy January in the National Football League per usual. The regular season ended on January 4, and there have been 10 playoff games since.
Back in 2023, the Carolina Panthers made a huge deal to move up to the top spot in the NFL draft. The choice was 2021 Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have signed CB Michael Reid to a futures deal. Here’s an updated list of players Carolina has signed to futures deals
The Panthers’ season ended in a way they didn’t want, but there is a real reason for optimism going forward. Their playoff performance against a very strong Los Angeles Rams team showed both how far this roster has come and how far it still needs to go.
After spending his first five NFL seasons in Dallas, where he eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the first time in 2024, running back Rico Dowdle left for Carolina last March.
When Panthers RB Chuba Hubbard went down briefly with an injury, RB Rico Dowdle stepped in with back-to-back games over 200 scrimmage yards. Although Dowdle went on to get at least 15 touches in seven of the next 10 games, he ended the year with 15 total touches in the two most important games of the season.