Carolina Panthers undrafted rookie quarterback Haynes King will be one of the team’s top players to watch when training camp opens and the closer we get to preseason action in August.
The defending NFC South champions wrapped up their mandatory minicamp last week. Up next for the Carolina Panthers is training camp, which begins sometime next month.
Few players on the Carolina Panthers are facing more of a make-or-break year than wide receiver Xavier Legette. A former first-round pick of the Panthers, Legette has been woefully disappointing over his first two seasons in the NFL.
The Carolina Panthers drafted several rookies who have a good chance of starting. In fact, it wouldn't be a huge surprise if six of them (excluding Jackson Kuwatch) ended up starting, or at least seeing the field a lot.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Getting plenty of bang for your buck is always a good thing. During this era of free agency in the National Football League that dates back more than three decades, It’s been said and written many times that the more you can do for your team, the better—especially with a salary cap.
The Carolina Panthers had arguably the best outside cornerback duo in the NFL. Mike Jackson and Jaycee Horn had nine combined interceptions and over 20 combined passes defended.
Prior to the 2023 NFL Draft, there was plenty of debate on which quarterback should go first: former Heisman winner Bryce Young or former Heisman finalist C.J.
New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara has been a total menace to the Carolina Panthers over the years, but his ability to frustrate the Panthers might soon be coming to an end.
The Carolina Panthers found really great value in offensive tackle Rasheed Walker, earning the praise of a rival NFL executive, and Walker hasn’t even won the starting job yet.
The biggest headline of this offseason for the Carolina Panthers was the splash signing of EDGE Jaelan Phillips. This shocked the league and had everyone buzzing after the first day of free agency, when Phillips and All-Pro inside linebacker Devin Lloyd were signed.
Before the Carolina Panthers inked a three-year extension with wide receiver Jalen Coker, he was an undrafted free agent that also was waived by the Panthers before being brought back.
According to Adam Schefter, the Steelers have re-signed LB Jacoby Windmon again. This is the third separate stint Windmon has had with Pittsburgh. He’s bounced back and forth between the Steelers and Panthers through his career so far. Windmon, 24, signed with the Steelers as an undrafted free agent out of Michigan State after the 2024 draft.
The Panthers spent spring workouts conducting a competition at left tackle and center. A final decision on the blindside has not yet been made, but the team’s more experienced option is in the lead.
Amid talks of a new contract extension for Buccaneers veteran QB Baker Mayfield, GM Jason Licht made it clear that the team wants to keep Mayfield long-term.
The Panthers showed they were going all-in on the here and now back in free agency. But is there a chance that they overpaid? One outlet believes the Panthers have one of the worst contracts in the sport now.
The Carolina Panthers made a big swing to sign linebacker Devin Llyod this offseason to a three-year, $45 million contract. It’s his versatility against the pass that can make that deal look even better.
With the Carolina Panthers wrapping up mandatory minicamp last week, now is a good time for the team to evaluate its roster ahead of training camp to see where improvements can be made.
There has been plenty of good news at Carolina Panthers minicamp. Rasheed Walker looks good. Sam Hecht is trending towards starting. Jonathon Brooks looks healthy.
It wasn’t the cancelled practice that stood out most about how Dave Canales wrapped up Panthers minicamp, but rather how he spoke about what’s coming next.
Will Grier‘s football journey continued in 2026 with a return to the Panthers being worked out. The veteran quarterback is set to handle No. 3 duties with his original team as a result.
The Panthers announced a number of promotions in their front office this week, per a team announcement. Headlining the changes are Jared Kirksey and Justin Davidov, who were named the directors of player personnel and football administration, respectively.
Per Joseph Person of The Athletic, the Cowboys offered QB Will Grier a spot on their coaching staff before he signed with the Panthers. Grier spent last year on Dallas’ practice squad and was leaning towards taking the job before Carolina called, per Person.
Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales discussed a recent diagnosis that put him and his doctors on alert. The third-year coach led the team to a dramatic NFC South title at the end of the 2025 season.