Carolina Panthers GM Dan Morgan would probably like to add a big name wide receiver to his roster this offseason, but it's starting to look like that may not happen with many of those guys flying off the board.
Coming into the offseason, the Carolina Panthers knew it was going to be a chore to rebuild a defense that allowed the most points in a single season in NFL history.
With only one exception, the Carolina Panthers have spent all of their free agency money on addressing their defense. It could have been all of it, if not for a couple of unfortunate injuries.
The Carolina Panthers introduced their new additions one at a time throughout this past week. There's Tre'von Moehrig, there new starting safety on a $51 million contract, there's TerShawn Wharton on a $45 million deal, and so on.
The Carolina Panthers haven't had a genuine pass-catching threat at tight end for a long time. In fact, it's been almost a decade since injuries started taking their toll on Greg Olsen after the 2016 season.
The Carolina Panthers need to add more weapons in the passing game for ascending quarterback Bryce Young, and a new possible option for general manager Dan Morgan to explore is reportedly on the trade block.
The Carolina Panthers have made quite a few notable moves in NFL free agency, bolstering their roster for an NFC South run next season. However, there is still one critical area the Panthers have not addressed: wide receiver.
It wouldn't shock a single person who follows the NFL closely if the Carolina Panthers picked a defensive player with the eighth overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Dane Jackson is headed back to Buffalo. After a single season with the Panthers, the veteran corner has a Bills deal in place, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.
The Carolina Panthers signed cornerback Jaycee Horn to a four-year, $100 million contract extension earlier this week, and Horn already seems pumped to start the 2025 NFL campaign.
During this brief free agency period, the Carolina Panthers’ main focus has been on upgrading one of the worst defenses in league annals. General manager Dan Morgan has already addressed all aspects of this unit by adding veterans to the defensive front, the pass rush, and the secondary.
Bringing you part two of this week’s fan mailbag! Hello CSR! Welcome to Brian Answers, part two of your weekly Panthers fan mailbag for everyone! We were a little lighter on the questions this week, mostly because the news came POURING IN for free agency signings.
Sanders was released by the Panthers this week
The center position was in flux just a few weeks ago, but now Austin Corbett, Brady Christensen, and Cade Mays are all returning in 2025. Until just a few days ago, center was one of the greatest positions of need for the Carolina Panthers.
The Cowboys are adding another veteran to their new-look backfield.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Cowboys plan to sign RB Miles Sanders to a one-year contract. It’s worth mentioning that signing him won’t impact the team’s compensatory picks, given that he was released this offseason.
The focus for the Panthers has shifted towards rebuilding a defense that allowed 31.4 points per game last season, the worst in the NFL. Carolina has taken steps to doing that so far this offseason.
As the dust settles on the opening days of NFL free agency, the Carolina Panthers have been making calculated moves that could define their 2025 campaign.
The Carolina Panthers just made a smart move, rewarding veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen with a reworked contract ahead of his 12th NFL season. At 34, Thielen’s continued resilience and leadership on the field have earned him more than just a paycheck—they’ve earned him respect.
The Panthers and WR Adam Thielen have agreed to a revised contract that would keep him in Carolina for the 2025 season, according to Jeremy Fowler. Thielen, 34, wound up signing on with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent out of Minnesota State-Mankato back in 2013.
When the Carolina Panthers inked defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton to a three-year, $45 million deal, they made a clear commitment to strengthening their defensive line.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Panthers are re-signing WR Dan Chisena to a one-year deal on Wednesday. Chisena, 27, signed on with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent out of Penn State in 2020.
The Carolina Panthers are finally parting ways with one of their biggest free-agent busts in recent years. The Panthers announced on Tuesday that they have released veteran running back Miles Sanders.
Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn signed a four-year extension worth $100 million on Monday to become the highest-paid defensive back in league history. Horn was entering the final year of his deal.
The star CB and the Panthers have managed to work out a deal keeping him in place for the foreseeable future. Talks on that front have produced a record-setting agreement.
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