The Carolina Panthers need to address the pass rush. It has been a major negative for this defense for years. They have been wholly unable to replace Brian Burns since his trade after the 2023 season, and the defense wasn't even elite at getting to the QB with Burns on the roster.
John Kosko of Pro Football Focus was busy this week looking at all 16 teams in the NFC. He gave his thoughts on a best-case scenario for each club when it came to their top pick in April’s draft.
As free agency approaches, players across the league are becoming available through being cut for cap reasons or due to teams not wanting to tender them.
The Carolina Panthers are expected to make some key moves this offseason, but they'll have to be creative in creating some cap space so those moves can happen.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Free agency is nearly upon us, and the Carolina Panthers will hopefully be somewhat busy. They won't spend like they did last season, but they should have a few players in mind to bring in next week.
Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales has a reputation as a quarterback whisperer. That is not without reason, as he's now more or less helped revitalize three failed quarterbacks in his tenure as a coach.
The legal tampering period in the NFL begins on Monday, and several Carolina Panthers are set to hit free agency. There are a handful of players who make sense for Dan Morgan to bring back for 2026.
The Carolina Panthers are going to sign a few free agents. We can't expect a ton of additions given the roster situation and the current salary cap constraints.
The Carolina Panthers are positioning their roster for the offseason work. And soon they will focus solely on the NFL Draft. But here are the three best players the Panthers must target during 2026 NFL free agency.
It all begins next week. From the start of the “legal tampering period” on March 9, to the official start of the 2026 NFL fiscal year at 4:00 pm ET on March 11.
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.
Next week, the Carolina Panthers enter free agency with a few needs. Tops on the list is a consistent edge rusher for a team that has totaled the fewest sacks in the league (89) dating back to 2023.
At this point, the general feeling is that the Carolina Panthers aren't getting Cade Mays back. He's likely going to be too in-demand and too costly for a team with so many holes and so little cap space currently.
As a Panthers fan, this one is tough to write. Rico Dowdle was a huge part of what worked for the Carolina Panthers in 2025. When he finally got consistent touches, he delivered 1,076 rushing yards, six touchdowns, and over 1,300 scrimmage yards.
The Carolina Panthers have several needs to fill in free agency. They also have some of their own players leaving, a couple of whom are vital re-signs.
Rico Dowdle’s breakout season was one of the biggest reasons the Carolina Panthers were able to win the division, but then it wasn’t. The production fell
While they're not exactly flush with cash, the Carolina Panthers are probably going to (after freeing up cap space) do a little bit of spending in free agency.
On March 9, the Carolina Panthers can start legally tampering with NFL free agents, which means they can essentially get them to agree to a deal before being able to officially sign.
I took control of the Carolina Panthers in GM Mode and focused on creating cap flexibility while strengthening the roster through targeted signings and a balanced draft class.
The Carolina Panthers finally made a decision on Jalen Coker. The exclusive rights free agent was an easy one to retain. All the Panthers needed to do was tender an offer, and, to invoke The Godfather, he literally cannot refuse it.
The Carolina Panthers have an important offseason ahead of them this spring as they look to build on last year’s surprise trip to the NFL playoffs. Although
The Carolina Panthers announced they have tendered WRs Jalen Coker and Brycen Tremayne as exclusive rights free agents. Exclusive rights deals are for players with less than three years of accrued service and are for the minimum.
Per ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano, the Panthers could sign WR Jalen Coker to a contract extension this offseason. Coker is scheduled to be an exclusive rights restricted free agent this offseason, as he signed a two-year deal with Carolina when getting promoted from the practice squad in 2024.
The Carolina Panthers have an asset in quarterback Andy Dalton, who could emerge as a solid trade candidate for a team needing a backup. However, according to Panthers general manager Dan Morgan, any potential move would ultimately depend on Dalton’s interest in the situation.