Bryce Young has not walked a linear path since being drafted by the Panthers with the No. 1 overall pick in 2023. He struggled as a rookie, was briefly benched in 2024, and rebounded with career-best numbers last year.
The Trade Deadline is rapidly approaching. Unfortunately, the Carolina Panthers are caught in the middle here. They are, at full strength, an apparent playoff team, one that would warrant some acquisitions.
The Carolina Panthers have fallen to 3-4 after a really inspiring 3-2 start. Losing two games in a row in a demoralizing fashion, at least on the offensive side of the ball, is crushing, but it's especially bad when the schedule has no reprieve.
The Carolina Panthers made a massive change since their last game after parting ways with defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. New interim defensive coordinator Todd Wash explained what to expect from the unit under his watch from Week 9 on.
The NFL trade deadline is just five days away, and it's trending towards being one of the wilder deadlines in league history, with big names on the move.
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
According to Joseph Person of The Athletic, teams have reached out to the Panthers with interest in trading for DT Derrick Brown, but Carolina has shown no interest in moving him.
Bryce Young has a new line on the Carolina Panthers’ injury report. The quarterback is no longer listed with the knee injury that showed up on the report from Weeks 4-8 after the loss in Cleveland, and he now has an ankle injury, according to The Athletic’s Joe Person.
It has been rough sledding for the Carolina Panthers over the last two weeks. They've been obliterated by two strong defenses that smelled blood in the water in Carolina's pass protection.
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.
With the desire to see better results defensively, the Carolina Panthers have made changes after surrendering 70 points in a five-day span. The timing might be beneficial considering the next task for the Panthers is a challenging one.
Monroe Freeling has had a rough start with the Panthers. Carolina used its first-round pick on the former Georgia tackle, hoping he'd eventually become a big part of its offensive line.
The NFL trade deadline is rapidly approaching. Teams now have to make a decision whether they will be buyers or sellers, and we’ve already seen some big moves.
When the Panthers traded Donte Jackson to Pittsburgh, I figured his days in Carolina were over. I certainly wasn't expecting to hear his name mentioned as somebody the Panthers might want back.
As the NFL trade deadline grows closer, we took a stab at some players the Carolina Panthers have to look into. They won't deal for most, if any, of these players, but they should at least get on the phone and find out what it would cost.
Pro Football Talk reports that it’s heard chatter that the Panthers and QB Bryce Young are far down the road on a new contract for the former No. 1 pick. The new deal would pay Young in excess of $50 million per year, per PFT.
Panthers head coach Dave Canales said yesterday Brady Christensen is set to return to practice. The veteran offensive lineman is indeed back on the field.
The Carolina Panthers had high hopes for their 2026 rookie class. The team won the NFC South in 2025, so the hope was than an infusion of young talent would push the team even further in 2026.
Carolina Panthers linebacker Jaelan Phillips did not play against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Thursday due to a hamstring injury. The Panthers lost to the Packers, 27-19, and fell to 3-4, including 2-2 on the road.
The Carolina Panthers are making changes to their coaching staff, bringing back a familiar face to help stabilize their struggling defense. Carolina has hired former NFL star DeAngelo Hall as its new cornerbacks coach, giving the team an experienced defensive mind as it looks to turn its season around.
The Carolina Panthers are clinging to first place in the usually shoddy NFC South at 3-4, but they are not satisfied with merely representing the NFL’s worst division.
The Carolina Panthers will get a key reinforcement back at practice this week in OL Brady Christensen, but the status of WR Xavier Legette and RB Jonathon Brooks is still up in the air.
Per Joseph Person of The Athletic, Panthers HC Dave Canales said they are designating OL Brady Christensen to return from injured reserve. Canales said Christensen has to “get some football under his belt” before deciding where he will line up.
The Panthers made a number of changes to their defensive coaching staff last week. A familiar face has returned to the sidelines for the remainder of the season.
When the Carolina Panthers take the field again in Week 9 against the Denver Broncos, the coaching staff will look a bit different than it did in Thursday's loss to the Green Bay Packers.
One of the more dramatic scenes of the 2026 NFL season played out at Lambeau Field during Thursday night's game between the Green Bay Packers and the Carolina