When the Carolina Panthers make their first-round selection later this month in the 2025 NFL Draft, it'll likely be a piece that can help usher a turnaround of the league's worst defensive unit.
Over the last several years, you've probably heard me say a million times that the biggest thing hurting the Carolina Panthers is depth. In some instances, it was across the board.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young made huge strides toward the end of last season, which was particularly impressive considering the difficult circumstances he faced.
Former NBA superstar/commentator Bill Walton was fond of saying that you should never mistake action for achievement. That's good advice in many cases, especially for the Carolina Panthers and what they have done so far this offseason.
While there are certainly a ton of other needs, the Carolina Panthers arguably have two very pressing positions they need to address: edge rusher and wide receiver, with the former being of the utmost importance.
From 2011 to 2018, the Carolina Panthers offense was heavily buoyed by Cam Newton and Greg Olsen. In the absence of a true, dominant wide receiver one during that time, the two developed an on-field chemistry that set records and took the Panthers to new heights.
The Carolina Panthers still need edge rushers. The trio of DJ Wonnum, Pat Jones, and Jadeveon Clowney isn't frightening to opposing offensive lines. Those guys are also only around for one more season (two for Jones).
A quick community poll for fans of the Carolina Panthers With the SB Nation Community Mock Draft underway, it is finally time to acknowledge that it is draft season.
The Carolina Panthers have spent a ton on their defense already, but they're probably not done. The free agent market may be exhausted, but trade candidates are out there, and the draft remains a top place to get defensive talent.
The Carolina Panthers have definitely been busy this offseason, spending a nice chunk of money addressing their ailing defense. However, while the Panthers have certainly made some moves, they haven't quite landed a huge name, which has been somewhat frustrating for the fan base.
Off a 5-12 season, the Carolina Panthers wound up with the eighth overall pick in this month’s draft. General manager Dan Morgan has a total of nine selections at his disposal.
The Carolina Panthers missed out on Milton Williams in NFL free agency, but they answered by signing a couple of other good defensive tackles in Bobby Brown and Tershawn Wharton.
It has been a very interesting offseason for the Carolina Panthers so far. For a team that just went 5-12 in 2024, the Panthers didn’t have much roster turnover.
The Carolina Panthers appear to have put their offense on the back burner this offseason, at least judging by their actions, their own hints, and the growing perception among fans and analysts alike.
The Carolina Panthers have selected four players at No. 8 overall in the NFL Draft. The careers of these four players share themes of Pro Bowls and derailing injuries.
The Carolina Panthers have been actively trying to improve their defense this offseason, which was the worst statistical unit of all-time in 2024. While the Panthers have definitely made some nice moves, they still have a ton of work to do, especially when it comes to addressing their secondary.
Former Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly shocked the NFL world when he announced his retirement in January of 2020. Kuechly was just 28-years-old and was coming off an All-Pro season in 2019.
There was a lot that went wrong for the defensive unit of the Carolina Panthers this past season. The team couldn’t stop the run, allowing the most rushing yards in the league.
Dave Canales gave his opinion on how Bryce Young acted after learning that he would be replaced by Andy Dalton. It was a 5-12 season for the Carolina Panthers in 2024, but it didn’t feel like that at times.
The past few years have been challenging for the Carolina Panthers, marked by the loss of key players like Christian McCaffrey, DJ Moore, Brian Burns, and Cam Newton.
While improving the 32nd-ranked defense from last year has taken up a lot of the Panthers’ time and resources this offseason, the need to upgrade the playmakers on offense around QB Bryce Young has also remained a consideration. Panthers HC Dave Canales revealed they did discuss potentially trading for WR D.K.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have re-signed RB Raheem Blackshear to a one-year deal. Blackshear was a restricted free agent, but Carolina did not extend a tender, making him an unrestricted free agent. Blackshear, 25, went undrafted in 2022 out of Virginia Tech and caught on with the Bills.
With the 2025 NFL Draft rapidly approaching, fans of the Carolina Panthers have been vigorously debating what position their beloved franchise should target with the eighth overall pick.
Stanford announced the hiring of longtime NFL coach Frank Reich as its interim head football coach for the 2025 season on Monday. Reich’s deal will only cover one season.
When the Panther hired Brandt Tillis as Executive Vice President of Football Operations last January, he was tasked to work with new President/GM (and beloved former Panthers LB) Dan Morgan to rebuild the roster from the financial side, focusing on cap and salary negotiations.
Cam Newton's relationship with his former team hit another bump in the road after his latest comments on the "locker room of losers" he arrived to when he first got drafted to Carolina.
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