“This is going to be a very competitive team and I don’t think people are going to want to play us by the style of football that we play," Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales said during the opening days of training camp.
When the pads finally go on, things tend to get a bit more chippy at training camp. For the Carolina Panthers, today's practice was the first fully-padded session of the year, and they did not disappoint.
Every year each NFL team seem to get a surprise standout during training camp and the preseason. Inevitably some player who was considered washed up or is relatively unknown starts stacking great plays day after day, until they have a legitimate hype train going for them.
It didn't take long for Carolina Panthers rookie wide receiver Jimmy Horn Jr. to earn the respect of his new head coach. After becoming a favorite of coach Deion Sanders during his two seasons with the Colorado Buffaloes, Horn was drafted by Carolina in April and has since made a strong first impression on coach Dave Canales.
The Carolina Panthers have held a few practices since the official start of training camp on Tuesday. Among the early storylines we've seen is the team's new-found depth at wide receiver on display.
The Carolina Panthers are coming off a seventh consecutive losing campaign, the last six with double-digit defeats. However, under first-time NFL head coach Dave Canales, the team won four of its final nine games in 2024 after a rough 1-7 start.
The Panthers have had seven consecutive losing seasons, so it might seem like there's not a lot of reason for confidence coming out of Carolina. But head coach Dave Canales doesn't see it that way.
The Carolina Panthers’ training camp continued with a sense of clarity and renewed purpose as Head Coach Dave Canales and quarterback Bryce Young took to the podium, offering insight into the team's progress, mindset, and culture.
If the Carolina Panthers are going to improve on the defensive side of the ball this offseason, they're going to need both Bobby Brown III and D.J. Wonnum to step up.
Panthers HC Dave Canales said DL Tershawn Wharton has grown into a leader by helping players with assignments and creating a sustainable culture for the organization.
Carolina Panthers’ general manager Dan Morgan drafted eight players in April, four on offense and four on defense. As for the former, all were skill position performers.
It was an interesting debut for first-time NFL head coach Dave Canales in Charlotte in 2024. While Carolina Panthers’ quarterback Bryce Young enjoyed a second-half resurgence after being benched after the first two games of the season, there weren’t a lot of positives when it came to the defensive side of the football.
Is Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young a viable option for fantasy football? Managers have certainly been burned before, whether it was in believing the draft hype or believing in Dave Canales' ability to revive Young in year two.
Dave Canales’s debut season as the Carolina Panthers’ head coach in 2024 resulted in a 5-12 record. The team won four of its final nine games. The club scored 40 touchdowns, all on offense.
There have been two main topics this offseason in regards to Dave Canales’s team. Quarterback Bryce Young’s second-half performance in 2024, and the Carolina Panthers’ horrific defenisve showing throughout this past season.
Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports recently released his NFL head-coaching rankings for 2025. Residing at the bottom is Brian Callahan, who begins his second season with the Tennessee Titans after a 3-14 debut.
The Carolina Panthers finished the 2024 season on a high note, but one report indicates the team must build on that success if head coach Dave Canales is to return for the 2025 season.
The biggest decision Canales made during his first campaign serving as HC of the Panthers involved benching Young after the QB was responsible for a pair of woeful performances to start the 2024 season.
Carolina Panthers tight end Tommy Tremble recently underwent back surgery, and head coach Dave Canales said it could be a while until the longtime veteran returns from his injury.
Former Pro Bowl wide receiver Hunter Renfrow is making a comeback to the NFL after being away for the entire 2024 season. Now with the Carolina Panthers, Renfrow has a chance to shine again and be a significant contributor to a team, just like during his time with the Las Vegas Raiders.