The Panthers will have plenty of continuity up front in 2025. One day after tendering restricted free agent Cade Mays, the team has ensured Austin Corbett will be in place as well.
We're still a few days away from the official start of free agency, but in the meantime, Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan is making decisions on his own guys that have expired contracts.
This current quiet time for the Carolina Panthers represents the calm before the storm. With free agency set to begin on Monday, the team will have to make a series of moves at some point this weekend to free up some salary cap space ahead of the new league year.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Panthers are placing an original round tender on restricted free agent center Cade Mays. The move will cost the
He is known to be high on the Panthers’ financial to-do list.
Ahead of the AFC and NFC championship games Sunday, Yardbarker NFL writers identify which pending free agents in the NFC merit a new deal with their current teams.
The Arizona Cardinals had two starting offensive linemen questionable to play against the Carolina Panthers but both would suit up and play. The Panthers, after adding starting center Cade Mays to the injury report with an illness, had three who were questionable.
The Carolina Panthers showed on Sunday that they have needs all across the board. The entire team failed to show up, raising some questions with a few weeks to go before the season ends.
Tennessee star center Cooper Mays has been named as a Dave Rimington Trophy finalist. He has a great opportunity to win the award. Cooper Mays has been named a finalist for the Rimington Trophy.
The Carolina Panthers have a pretty good problem at the center position, where both Brady Christensen and Cade Mays have played well of late. But who will get the start there this weekend?
After a week off, the Carolina Panthers are set to embark on a seven-game stretch to end the season—one that begins with the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs.
Cade Mays goes back to Carolina The New York Giants have been so desperate for offensive line help for so many seasons that something that took place on Tuesday might seem amazing.
On Tuesday, the Carolina Panthers signed offensive lineman Cade Mays off of the New York Giants practice squad as part of a flurry of roster moves. The 25-year-old Mays was signed to the team’s reserve unit in early September following a series of private workouts.
The Carolina Panthers are trying to roll with the punches. With starting center Austin Corbett now done for the rest of the season due to a biceps tear, the team announced that they have signed offensive lineman Cade Mays to their active roster.
The Carolina Panthers announced six roster moves, including signing OL Cade Mays to the active roster off of the Giants practice squad. Carolina also
The New York Giants continued tweaking their roster on Tuesday night, signing offensive lineman Cade Mays to the practice squad after a series of workouts earlier in the week.
Sept. 10: GIANTS TWEAK PRACTICE SQUAD—The New York Giants dropped offensive tackle Marcellus Johnson from their practice squad and replaced him with interior offensive lineman Cade Mays.
After their offense was grounded during Thursday night’s 17-3 preseason-opening loss at the New England Patriots, the end of the Carolina Panthers’ return
Carolina's offensive line will look quite a bit different in 2024 and because of it, former sixth round pick Cade Mays will officially take a back seat.
Winning hasn’t come naturally for the Carolina Panthers. They lost 25 games over the last two seasons and made unwanted NFL history in 2023 for always trailing in the fourth quarter.
The instability of the Carolina Panthers’ interior offensive line will continue into Week 15. But perhaps a bit of promise from Week 14 can help get them through the rest of a rough campaign.
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