Earlier this week, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson insisted that he did not want "to go to war with the fans" after he previously ripped some
The Carolina Panthers will visit the Cleveland Browns this weekend in a key early-season matchup. Both teams are 1-1, and with the schedule the Panthers are facing, every win is of vital importance.
The Carolina Panthers have seen plenty of injuries hit their roster already this season. Unfortunately, there was another notable injury after Week 2. Backup running back Jonathon Brooks, who was expected to split snaps with Chuba Hubbard this year, went down and was placed on injured reserve.
Injuries are unfortunately a big part of football. The Carolina Panthers know this as well as anybody, as they’ve dealt with plenty of injuries this year.
Two years ago, Bryce Young looked like a quarterback searching for answers. At just 23, he became the first quarterback taken No. 1 overall since the common draft began in 1967 to be benched for performance rather than injury in his second season.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Cleveland Browns (1-1) will host the Carolina Panthers (1-1) at Huntington Bank Stadium on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET on FOX. The Panthers are actually favored slightly (-2.5) by the sportsbooks, and the experts are expecting modest scoring.
The Carolina Panthers have been hot and cold on defense over the past two weeks. In Week 1, the Panthers posted one of the worst defensive performances in franchise history, allowing the Chicago Bears to total over 550 yards of offense and 59 points.
The Carolina Panthers added some real talent to the team this offseason. The free agent additions, specifically Devin Lloyd and Jaelan Phillips, were the main story, but the team brought in some talented rookies as well.
We're just as surprised as most fantasy football managers out there that the Carolina Panthers have a good, not just viable, offense for fantasy. Last year, Tetairoa McMillan all year and Rico Dowdle for a few weeks were the only relevant players.
The Carolina Panthers were one of the biggest winners of NFL Week 2. The team bounced back from an ugly loss and dominated a division rival, beating the Falcons 34-3.
The Carolina Panthers are looking to keep the defensive momentum rolling in Week 3 against the Cleveland Browns and doing so ultimately depends on which version of Deshaun Watson shows up.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
For the first time this season, the Carolina Panthers have a chance to build some momentum. Carolina heads to Cleveland on Sunday with a 1-1 record and an opportunity to get above .500.
The Carolina Panthers couldn't have looked much different in their first two games of the season. Week 1 left us with more questions than answers. Then Carolina went to Atlanta and put together a 34-3 win that probably even the biggest Panthers fan didn't see coming.
Just over 72 hours until Week 3 for the Carolina Panthers, as they head back on the road to face the Cleveland Browns in their home opener. Both teams are 1-1 and coming off road wins.
It has taken immense effort, but the Carolina Panthers finally have a functional tight end room. They've gotten to the point that 2024 fourth-round pick Ja'Tavion Sanders is a weekly healthy scratch.
There have already been several surprising storylines in the NFL this season. There are some surprising teams who are undefeated (the Raiders) and some surprising teams who are winless (the Chargers).
The Carolina Panthers have their eyes on another NFC South crown in 2026. The team is 1-1, but 1-0 in the division, and the team looks like it should be a force once again.
The Carolina Panthers are riding high after Week 2. The team dominated the Atlanta Falcons, picking up a big divisional win and looking great in the process.
Carolina’s 34-3 rout of Atlanta on Sunday should have been remembered for Devin Lloyd’s big day. Instead, the moment cutting through NFL social media Monday is a Panthers defender jumping onto a pile of players who were already down.
It took a couple of games for the Carolina Panthers and Cleveland Browns to get a feel for how they intend to perform this season. Now the task for each team will be repeating that when they meet Sunday afternoon in Cleveland.
The Carolina Panthers have spent the last few years trying to build a young core that can grow together. Through the first two weeks of this season, we are starting to see some of those players take on bigger roles.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks is expected to miss six weeks after undergoing core surgery and general manager Dan Morgan is wasting no time to potentially address the need on offense.
Young played well over his first two starts of the 2026 season after the Panthers elected to not sign him to a contract extension ahead of the campaign.