One of the most fascinating position battles around the NFL to watch this summer will be deciding the depth spots at wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers.
The Carolina Panthers suddenly have a rather crowded receiving corps after selecting both Tetairoa McMillan and Jimmy Horn Jr. in the NFL draft, but could an absolutely shocking move be coming at the position?
The Carolina Panthers were hoping to get a big season from first-round wide receiver Xavier Legette in 2024, but instead, it was their undrafted rookie who posted better results.
If labels dictated legacies, Jalen Coker might still be an afterthought. But on the field? He’s doing everything but disappearing. While much of the hype around the Carolina Panthers’ receiving corps centers on flashy first rounders like Xavier Legette and Tetairoa McMillan, or the veteran presence of Adam Thielen.
Carolina Panthers second-year wide receiver Jalen Coker wasn't a full participant in practice on Tuesday, being limited to work off to the side. According to head coach Dave Canales, Coker is dealing with a soft tissue injury, but didn't exactly detail the severity of the injury or if it will keep him out for long.
While it looks like the Carolina Panthers landed a pretty special 2025 NFL draft class, it's entirely too early to make any kind of definitive judgements about this group.
The Carolina Panthers used their eight draft picks to general excellence, filling needs, revamping units, getting good value, and improving the roster greatly.
The Carolina Panthers have signed a handful of undrafted free agents following the NFL draft, and perhaps none are more intriguing than Central Florida wide receiver Kobe Hudson.
While NFL teams like the Carolina Panthers care only about winning, there's a secondary level that many fans get involved with: fantasy football. Even if the Panthers win, if Chuba Hubbard didn't have many points, it was not as good of a win as it could be.
The Panthers were a candidate to trade down, and ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Carolina fielded calls about doing so. Instead, Carolina has retained the selection.
The Carolina Panthers didn't have a ton of picks in 2024 because of the Bryce Young trade, but they still had some to work with. That included a first-round pick after they traded up into the back end of the round.
The Carolina Panthers don't exactly have a strong wide receiver room. Sure, there's a good chance both Xavier Legette and Jalen Coker improve, giving them a better-than-expected trio of Adam Thielen and those two second-year players.
Bryce Young was not playing in the Super Bowl, but he was nevertheless very busy last week as he made the rounds at radio row in New Orleans ahead of the big game.
It's been a long time since the Carolina Players were relevant in fantasy football, with some small exceptions along the way. Heading into 2025 Adam Thielen looks to be the only legitimate option outside of Chuba Hubbard, assuming you can't quite bank on Bryce Young regularly putting up the kind of numbers he did in the season finale just yet.
While there are positive signs of growth, the Carolina Panthers still have one of the weaker rosters around the NFL going into 2025. Their defense needs help at all three levels and their offensive skill group could use an infusion or two (or three) of fresh blood to help Bryce Young along as he develops.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young showed some very positive signs during the second half of the 2024 NFL season. The problem is that he doesn't have enough weapons.
The Carolina Panthers will benefit from some much-needed reinforcements for their Week 16 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Wide receivers Jalen Coker and David Moore are expected to play despite recent injuries.
The Los Angeles Chargers weren't sure who their top weapon would be for Justin Herbert in 2024, but rookie wide receiver Ladd McConkey has emerged as one of the biggest surprises of the NFL season.
Falcons HC Raheem Morris said LB Troy Andersen (knee) is day-to-day and CB Dee Alford is in the league’s concussion protocol, per Josh Kendall. Falcons G Matthew Bergeron was fined $11,255 for Unnecessary Roughness (facemask) in Week 4.
Jalen Coker might have some juice. The Carolina Panthers thought so in April. They handed the Holy Cross graduate a guaranteed salary of $225,000 to bring him to Charlotte as an undrafted free agent.
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