Pretty much since Greg Olsen left, the Carolina Panthers have not had a good tight end. They've tried so many different players, like Ian Thomas, Hayden Hurst, Tommy Tremble, and Ja'Tavion Sanders.
The Carolina Panthers will be kicking off their fifth game of the season about an hour and a half from now against the Miami Dolphins. It's a must-win matchup for the Panthers, who would fall to 1-4 with a loss.
The 2024 fourth-round pick will miss multiple weeks as a result with veteran Tommy Tremble likely stepping back into a starting role.
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The Carolina Panthers notched their first win of the season on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, but the victory didn't come without its bumps and bruises.
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Things were all Carolina Panthers on Sunday, except maybe two things. First, Trevor Etienne might've lost his job when he muffed a punt early in the contest.
Given the way things have gone over the last seven seasons, it's difficult to believe anything truly good can happen to these Carolina Panthers. That being said, the way they finished the 2024 season and the roster improvements they have made this offseason have inspired the first real spark of hope for this fanbase in a long time.
In 2025, for the second straight year, the Carolina Panthers picked a tight end on the final day of the NFL draft. Ja'Tavion Sanders went in the fourth round in 2024, but because he never really took off and took the position, the Panthers added Mitchell Evans in 2025 in the fifth round.
He never passed Rob Gronkowski for the TE1 title, but there was a time when there was no other tight end in the NFL better than Greg Olsen, who peaked during his time with the Carolina Panthers.
How many times have we heard people say that the Carolina Panthers need a tight end throughout the offseason? Heck, there were even calls for the Panthers to select Tyler Warren with the eighth overall pick of the NFL draft.
Ja'Tavion Sanders had a decent start to his NFL career in 2024. The Carolina Panthers' fourth-round pick out of Texas had 342 yards and a touchdown on 33 receptions.
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Last year, the Carolina Panthers selected tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders in the fourth round of the NFL draft. At the time, the pick was widely viewed as a potential steal due to Sanders' freakish athleticism.
The Carolina Panthers are preparing to enter the 2025 NFL season with a much better set of weapons than they had a year ago, particularly after selecting wide receivers Tetairoa McMillan and Jimmy Horn Jr.
Going into the draft, the Carolina Panthers arguably needed a tight end. The duo of Tommy Tremble and Ja'Tavion Sanders was uninspiring, and it frankly wasn't enough to fill out a complete roster.
The Carolina Panthers have the chance to pick a defensive standout, Tetairoa McMillan, or Tyler Warren with the eighth pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. There's very little chance either McMillan or Warren, the top pass-catchers in the draft, are off the board when Carolina gets on the clock next Thursday.
The tight end room the Carolina Panthers currently have could be worse, but it's also not that inspiring. Ja'Tavion Sanders and Tommy Tremble have both at times looked like capable starters, but they've both also faded into the background all too often.
The Carolina Panthers haven't had a genuine pass-catching threat at tight end for a long time. In fact, it's been almost a decade since injuries started taking their toll on Greg Olsen after the 2016 season.
Ja'Tavion Sanders had to be carted off on a back-board during the closing seconds of last week's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. He would eventually land in the hospital, but the team has shared positive updates on his status since.
Panthers tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders rejoined the team on Monday after an injury scare in Sunday's loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Carolina coach Dave Canales said Sanders was in the building the day after being taken off the field on a stretcher to the hospital for tests.
Ja’Tavion Sanders will miss the remainder of the Panthers’ Week 12 contest due to a neck injury.
The Carolina Panthers stopped the slide of Texas tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders in the 2024 NFL Draft by selecting him with the first pick in the fourth round.
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The Kansas City Chiefs are doing their homework on tight ends at the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine. As prospect media availability continues in Indianapolis, A to Z Sports has learned that the Chiefs have held formal interviews with a pair of intriguing tight end prospects.
Last year’s rookie tight end class was deep but was lacking a premier prospect. This year’s class is the complete opposite — there's a premier prospect, but the draft is lacking quality depth.
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