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.
If mock drafts were to be believed, Jalon Walker was the guy for the Carolina Panthers. Analysts believed that to be the case, too. The fit was too obvious, the talent was too undeniable, and the need on defense was too great.
Trade back or stay put at No. 8 and take the best defensive player available. That seems to be the two most likely scenarios for the Carolina Panthers on the first night of the 2025 NFL Draft.
The draft is almost here, what are we hoping for in the first round? We’ve been backwards and forwards over mock drafts and mock fantasies talking about what the Carolina Panthers should do, might do, and most probably cannot do.
If the Carolina Panthers were so set on Jalon Walker as much as everybody is expecting, they wouldn't be trying so hard to trade down from the eighth overall pick.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
At this point, seeing the Carolina Panthers sticking at No. 8 in the 2025 NFL Draft would be a bit of a surprise. Everyone is expecting a move down of some sort, and GM Dan Morgan made it pretty clear that trading the eighth pick is certainly in play.
If most draft analysts had to make one final prediction on who the Carolina Panthers are taking, barring a trade back, most of them would agree. It's probably going to be Jalon Walker's name called around 9:00 pm ET on Thursday night.
Dan Morgan got the Carolina Panthers’ offseason thanks to a number of free-agent additions on the defensive side of the ball. Now the NFL draft is just two days away, and things could get even more interesting according to a Panthers’ writer.
This week, general manager Dan Morgan said the Carolina Panthers are open to trading down from the eighth-overall pick. This doesn’t come as a surprise, as many teams still need a quarterback, and the Panthers have various other holes to fill.
Dan Morgan received a prestigious honor ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. On Friday, the current Panthers GM was announced as one of the four new inductees into the University of Miami's Ring of Honor.
The Carolina Panthers don't have a ton of elite talent on their roster, so you would think they would want to fiercely protect their very best players.
Yesterday Carolina Panthers president of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan addressed several topics in his final press conference before the draft.
The Carolina Panthers would be unwise not to at least consider a wide receiver in the 2025 draft. They seem to be open to the idea, as coaches and executives have commented on wide receivers at times this offseason.
For much of the pre-draft process, Carolina Panthers GM Dan Morgan has kept things close to the chest. He's revealed very little about their plan, even refusing to lock in a defensive selection like so many expect.
Repeating his earlier stance on moving down, Panthers general manager Dan Morgan again invited any general manager shopping for a top-10 pick to call Carolina about the No.
According to Joseph Person of The Athletic, the Panthers “are open to the idea” of moving back from No. 8 “depending on what happens in front of them.”
The Panthers are turning to the hardwood for some help at tight end. The team announced today that they’ve signed former Division I college basketball player Colin Granger as a TE.
As the Carolina Panthers head into the 2025 NFL free agency period, the team faces a critical balancing act—how to make the most of their $28 million in cap space to build a competitive roster.
When it comes to evaluating defensive talent, Carolina Panthers’ General Manager Dan Morgan is one of the most knowledgeable voices in the room. With a wealth of experience as a player and talent evaluator, Morgan knows exactly what it takes to thrive in the NFL.
Per ESPN’s David Newton, Panthers GM Dan Morgan said they are speaking with CB Jaycee Horn‘s reps and hope to get an extension done sooner rather than later.