The Carolina Panthers will return home Sunday afternoon looking to continue their recent success when they host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a crucial NFC South matchup.
It wasn't that long ago that starting multiple Panthers in fantasy football would've felt like a pretty big gamble. Five games into the season, that's starting to change.
He was a fourth-round pick in 2021 from Oklahoma State University. Running back Chuba Hubbard was the 126th overall pick in that draft by the Carolina Panthers.
Carolina Panthers fans haven’t had many October Sundays like this one. Carolina is 3-2, alone in first place in the NFC South, and gets a 1-5 Tampa Bay team at Bank of America Stadium with Baker Mayfield coming back from a thumb injury.
Obviously, the first thing I want to see Sunday is a Panthers win. Carolina is 3-2, has won three of its last four and has a chance to move to 4-2 against Tampa Bay.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Bryce Young gave Panthers fans plenty to enjoy on a September afternoon in Atlanta, and that game is now doing a lot of heavy lifting in the NFC South race.
For most of Dave Canales' time in Carolina, the conversation has been about what the Panthers might eventually become. There have been good stretches, some bad ones and plenty of weeks where we were left wondering whether this thing was actually headed in the right direction.
Carolina Panthers fans who spent April wondering who would hold down the back end have a new name to trust. Zakee Wheatley, the fifth-round pick out of Penn State, has become a key piece of a defense that now looks good enough to carry Carolina through the NFC South.
The Panthers are 3-2, have won three of their last four and just left Philadelphia with a 25-14 win. Apparently, that's enough for at least one national writer to put Carolina among the 10 best teams in football.
The Carolina Panthers are, with the trade deadline inching closer, in a great position. They are so far the class of the NFC South, and they have some holes on the roster that present an opportunity for addition.
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.
The Carolina Panthers are just five games into their 2026 season, and this certainly looks like a different team on both sides of the ball than a year ago.
In this Carolina Panthers Week 7 preview, the Panthers face their second divisional matchup of the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Once again, Carolina faces uncertainty at the opposing team’s starting quarterback position.
With the NFL trade deadline just 19 days away and after a 3-2 start to the season, the Carolina Panthers could be buyers. No, a deadline deal won't be some blockbuster move for one of the league's biggest stars, but adding an instant starter who may need a fresh start is always on the table.
The Carolina Panthers are currently gearing up for their upcoming game against the divisional rival Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Panthers are coming off a recent comfortable road win over the Philadelphia Eagles, one in which quarterback Bryce Young continued to play at an elite level, as has been the case for most of this season.
Charlotte has been waiting on Jaycee Horn since late September, and ESPN’s Bill Barnwell thinks the Carolina Panthers should stop waiting. In his latest trade deadline pitches, Bill Barnwell proposed a deal that sends Eagles cornerback Riq Woolen and a 2028 sixth-round pick to Carolina for tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders and a 2028 fifth.
The Carolina Panthers have a big opportunity in front of them. The team is sitting at 3-2 and in first place in the NFC South. The team is in good shape to repeat as division champs, but that doesn’t mean the roster is perfect.
Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Derrick Brown has been through some tough years in Carolina, and his perseverance is shining through along with the rest of the team after 3-2 start.
The Carolina Panthers were put in a tough spot when cornerbacks Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson both sustained significant injuries, but the Panthers plan to keep rolling with the current options.
Derrick Brown and USAA are making a difference in the Charlotte community this week by letting young drivers know more about the do’s and dont’s that come with navigating life on the road.
With a blood clot issue causing Jalen Hurts to sit out, an unknown quarterback commodity will start in his place when the Philadelphia Eagles face off against the Panthers in Week 6.