Reviewing mock drafts, projections, and player fit analyses, the Carolina Panthers have been linked to a first-round prospect in nearly every position except quarterback.
One year after allowing the most total yards, rushing yards, touchdown passes, and points in the league, the Carolina Panthers took a step in the right direction on the defensive side of the football in 2025.
The Carolina Panthers currently have seven picks to make in the first six rounds of the NFL draft. With those seven picks, we can expect them to be spent on a few different positions: safety, wide receiver, tight end, offensive line, and linebacker.
The AP has awarded its Defensive Player of the Year Award to the NFL's most outstanding defender since 1971. How many of the NFL DPOYs can you name in six minutes?
Matt Verderame’s recently-released first-round mock draft features 32 trades for 32 NFL clubs. One of the proposed deals has the Eagles moving up from the 23rd spot in the first round to No.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
With the NFL Draft looming, it brings fans back to past drafts, to some of the great draft moments in their franchise’s history, whether it was a No. 1 pick QB, a stud wide receiver, or a massive trade that worked out for the better.
Even though the Carolina Panthers were aggressive, they didn’t find everything in free agency. But they have plenty of options as they head into the draft.
The Carolina Panthers can take a potential swing on a top nickel cornerback before the 2026 NFL Draft even begins and help clear up the plans for the draft itself without giving up much in return.
The 2026 NFL draft is now Dan Marino days away. All 32 teams are busy preparing for the three-day event, which takes place in Pittsburgh. The Carolina Panthers have seven selections this year.
Carolina Panthers fans may remember when Indianapolis Colts cornerback Kenny Moore II made life hard for then-rookie quarterback Bryce Young. He threw three interceptions in a double-digit loss, and Moore had two of them.
For the 2026 NFL season, the Carolina Panthers are making a quiet but important shift. Unlocking the Panthers’ offense in 2026 will be one of the Carolina Panthers’ biggest priorities this season, as Head Coach Dave Canales is handing over play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Brad Idzik.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Carolina Panthers have set themselves up to go any number of ways in the first round of the NFL draft. They are honing in on a pass-catcher, it seems, but most other positions would not be a surprise since they're still not overfull on talent.
The Carolina Panthers are honing in on pass-catchers in the NFL draft. They've met with a ton of different options, spending a chunk of their allowed top-30 visits to meet with the various offensive prospects.
The Panthers have used their last two first-round picks on the wide receiver position. While it seems unlikely that they’d go that route again, the team is at least keeping an open mind as the draft quickly approaches.
The Carolina Panthers are approaching the 2026 NFL Draft with a clearer understanding of a surprising need that could influence their selections. As evaluations continue, three potential targets have emerged as logical fits to address that area and strengthen the roster.
It was a relative shock to the NFL world when the Carolina Panthers signed Jaelan Phillips to a four-year, $120 million deal. For starters, the Panthers didn't have $30 million in cap space to spend on Phillips.
The Carolina Panthers are widely expected to attack an offensive weapon with the 19th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and now are showing interest in the ideal second-round target.
According to reports, the Carolina Panthers are hosting Denzel Boston, a wide receiver prospect out of Washington, today. It is another top-30 visit being spent on offense, specifically on a pass-catcher.
The Carolina Panthers have spent over half of their allotted top-30 visits on draft prospects so far. They've also used a couple of local visits on players like Jalen Kilgore and KC Concepcion.
The 2026 NFL Draft is only two weeks away from today, putting one of the most impactful talent-acquisition periods on the calendar fully in the spotlight.
Mock draft season continues, and one of the more recent mocks has the Carolina Panthers finding new talent on both sides of the ball and finding some underrated talent outside of the first round.
The NFL Draft begins in 15 days, and while a quarterback will be taken with the first pick overall, this isn’t a great QB class. The Carolina Panthers
ESPN NFL writer Ben Solak is at it again, and he’ll explain. “It’s NFL draft season. Have you read enough mock drafts yet? They're like multivitamins this time of year—you need your daily dose.
Despite missing last season with a torn ACL, Tennesee’s Jermod McCoy may be one of the two best cornerbacks in this year’s draft class. Two weeks away from the draft, McCoy is on Carolina’s radar.
Per Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated, NFL coaches were given an opportunity to speak out against the expected expansion of the regular season. Some instead went in a different direction.
Rasheed Walker has to be breathing a sigh of relief.
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