Aside from forever long snapper JJ Jansen, the last remaining vet from the Before Times for the Carolina Panthers is right tackle Taylor Moton, who joined the franchise as part of the stellar 2017 draft class.
It began with left tackle Ikem Ekwonu missing the team’s season opener at Jacksonville. It continued with standout right tackle Taylor Moton sitting out last Sunday’s clash with the Dallas Cowboys with an elbow issue.
The Panthers are set to be back at full strength in their offensive backfield on Sunday. Running back Chuba Hubbard has no injury designation for their game against the Jets, which puts him on track to return to action after missing the last two games with a calf injury.
The Panthers have gotten huge games from running back Rico Dowdle in back-to-back wins over the last two weeks and they could have another backfield option available for this Sunday's game against the Jets.
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Rico Dowdle will be front and center for the Panthers again this Sunday. Chuba Hubbard has been ruled out for the second straight week with a calf injury.
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Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton agreed to a two-year contract extension on Friday. The extension runs through the 2027 season. Financial terms were not disclosed by the Panthers, however multiple media outlets reported the deal is worth $44 million with $40 million guaranteed.
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Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Panthers and OT Taylor Moton agreed to terms on a new contract extension on Friday. According to Rapoport, Moton receives a two-year, $44 million contract that includes $40 million guaranteed.
Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Taylor Moton is going into the final season of his current contract and he will have to prove himself. The 30-year-old was listed as the most important contract decision for the Panthers by Bleacher Report writer Gary Davenport.
The Carolina Panthers may want to extend their stalwart tackle soon. The Carolina Panthers have looked to revamp their offensive line under head coach Dave Canales, adding guard Robert Hunt and Damien Lewis in free agency last offseason to protect quarterback Bryce Young.
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The Carolina Panthers have a solid tackle duo in Taylor Moton and Ikem Ekwonu. Moton is the veteran who's been consistent and reliable for several seasons, and Ekwonu is the former top-five pick who has been solid but hasn't quite lived up to the billing.
Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton has been one of the game’s more reliable right tackles since entering the starting job in 2018. A second-round pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, the Western Michigan product began his career in a backup role before earning the starting job in 2018.
He was a rookie on the Carolina Panthers’ last playoff team in 2017. Western Michigan tackle Taylor Moton was the 64th overall selection in the NFL draft that year, and played in every game for Ron Rivera’s team without a start.