In case you missed it, former Giants’ tight end Darren Waller announced he’s coming out of retirement to play for the Dolphins next season. That’s great, but the NFL can do better.
When the Carolina Panthers released Jadeveon Clowney the news came as a surprise. Not only did the news take analysts, reporters and other NFL players off-guard, Clowney himself seemed to be blindsided - and he vowed that he was going to continue playing, and playing well, per NBC Sports.
We bring you another round of questions on July 4th! Hello CSR! Welcome to Brian Answers, part two of your weekly Panthers fan mailbag for everyone! Its July 4th, you had a few really solid questions this week.
The Carolina Panthers have spent the last two offseasons trying to fix the skill-position groups. After their plan in 2023 largely backfired, they've added
The NFC South is not a QB paradise anymore. In fact, it's one of the worst divisions in the NFL in terms of quarterback play. The Carolina Panthers don't have Cam Newton anymore.
Chuba Hubbard is one of the most important pieces of the Carolina Panthers' offense in 2025. They figure to lean heavily on the run game after getting Hubbard healthy, signing Rico Dowdle, and drafting Trevor Etienne.
NFL training camps open later this month. The preseason kicks off in roughly four weeks when the Chargers and Lions clash in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Carolina Panthers have, in recent memory, not quite been up to par with their explosiveness and athleticism. That's slowly changing, though, as the offense and defense have grown a lot more dynamic in the last two offseasons.
The Carolina Panthers finished 2024 on a strong note — or they were at least much better by the end of the season than the beginning. They're hopeful they can ride that momentum into the new season, especially when it comes to the growth of quarterback Bryce Young.
The consensus seems to be that the Carolina Panthers dramatically overpaid their secondary this offseason. Jaycee Horn's megadeal has consistently been
The Carolina Panthers have little choice but to lean heavily on some of their 2025 NFL draft picks in their inaugural seasons as a pro. At the top of the list, No.
Last year, Bryce Young began to put together plenty of good games down the stretch after coming back from the bench. The Carolina Panthers quarterback was decent against the Denver Broncos and better in wins over the New York Giants and New Orleans Saints.
The Carolina Panthers spent most of the 2024 season clawing out of an early-season identity crisis. By Week 2, 2023 No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young had already been benched.
A bit of recent Carolina Panthers news has nothing to do with a current player. It's also not about football at all. Mike Rucker, a former defensive end and Pro Bowl player, is suing his financial advisor after $3 million of his family's money was unwittingly invested in a Ponzi scheme.
The Carolina Panthers were historically porous on defense in 2024, which led to several moves this offseason. They used their second and third round picks on edge rushers Nic Scourton and Princely Umanmielen.
For the first time in a while, the Carolina Panthers seem to be set at wide receiver. They've hardly invested in their quarterback by way of weapons since before Cam Newton, but they seem to be trying to give Bryce Young what he needs.
When Carolina Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette saw a friend stranded knee-deep in off-road trouble, he didn’t hesitate. There was no crowd, no stadium lights, just mud, water, and loyalty.
Cam Newton was quite an eccentric personality during his playing days, and he still is today. Now a prominent media figure and podcaster, Cam has successfully transitioned into making money behind the microphone with his bold, audacious personality.
The woes of the Carolina Panthers’ 2024 defensive unit have been well documented. From allowing the most total yards and most rushing yards in the league this past season, to a pass rush that managed a mere 32 sacks in 17 games.
One year remains on Taylor Moton‘s contract. The Panthers are set to have their longtime right tackle play out the 2025 campaign while carrying an inflated cap charge, but it remains to be seen how the parties will move forward beyond that point.
The Carolina Panthers locked running back Chuba Hubbard down for the foreseeable future when they signed him to a four-year, $33.2M contract extension. Now, Hubbard has big goals.