CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) - From an unknown to one of the hottest young names in the National Football League. Shane Steichen has had a meteoric rise through the ranks over the course of the last decade. Once he got to college at UNLV, it took little time for Steichen to realize that coaching was his calling ..read more

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) - Former colts coach Frank Reich interviewed for the Panthers job Wednesday. Upon retiring from the NFL in 1998, the man who took the first snaps at quarterback in Carolina Panthers history, Frank Reich, went from throwing Hail Marys to saying them. “I wanted a couple of years to spend time with my family,” Reich recalled in 2018. “My wife Linda and I talked a lot about our next step.” Panthers Coaching Search: Jim Caldwell That next step took him back to Charlotte to the Reformed Theological Seminary, where he eventually served as president from 2003 to 2006 ..read more

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (CHARLOTTE SPORTS LIVE) - The Carolina Panthers own the ninth pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, along with six others, after concluding the 2022 season at 7-10. But there's a way they can get more picks, not only in 2023 -- but 2024. Without trades ..read more

The Carolina Panthers' head coaching search is officially underway.  The team interviewed the former head coach of the Colts and Lions, Jim Caldwell, on Monday, but is he a good fit here in Carolina? Grace Grill takes a dive into the 67-year-old’s coaching history ..read more

NEW ORLEANS (WGHP) — The Carolina Panthers defeated the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon by a score of 10-7. It was a low-scoring affair that saw both teams struggle immensely offensively and came down to a game-winning field goal from Panthers kicker Eddy Pinero ..read more

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (CHARLOTTE SPORTS LIVE) - After a conversation with Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper about the team’s head coaching vacancy, Jim Harbaugh tells Queen City News he expects to stay with Michigan next year. "Although no one knows the future, I think I will be coaching Michigan next year," Harbaugh said. Former NFL coach of the year interested in Panthers? In a conversation with Jim Harbaugh, the Michigan Head Coach tells @Queen_City_News “although no one knows the future I think I will be coaching Michigan next year.“ — Will Kunkel (@WillKunkelFOX) January 4, 2023 Sources s ..read more

QUEEN CITY NEWS - Tom Brady and Tampa Bay clinched the NFC South division title Sunday and dimmed the lights on any playoff possibilities the Panthers had in mind, defeating Carolina 30-24 at Raymond James Stadium. With the win over the Panthers, Brady secures an incredible nineteenth career divisional title. "You can't win against a quarterback like that turning the ball over," Panthers coach Steve Wilks said after the loss. "They made all the plays today, give those guys all the credit. We didn't play smart." Late in the 4th quarter, a missed block by rookie Ickey Ekwonu on Sam Darnold's bl ..read more

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WNCN/AP) -- The labor group that represents NFL players is filing a grievance about the playing field in Charlotte at Bank of America Stadium, an ESPN report said Sunday. The NFL Players Association filed the grievance after complaints by Detroit Lions players about the hardness of the playing surface during a game last weekend in Charlotte against the Carolina Panthers. In the past, several Carolina players have complained about the synthetic surface at the stadium. Detroit's Jared Goff joined that chorus after a December 24 game, which the Panthers won 37-23 ..read more

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — D’Onta Foreman knew the Carolina Panthers' offensive linemen meant business when they walked into a meeting room following Friday's walkthrough practice. They were silent and wearing full-length black ski masks. To Foreman, it meant the linemen were focused — and ready to bounce back from a disappointing showing the week before. They did just that Saturday ..read more

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (CHARLOTTE SPORTS LIVE) - Laying in a hospital bed the day before the Panthers’ October home game against the Buccaneers, Henry Anderson had a question. “Am I still okay to play tomorrow?” he wondered. When his doctor said no, it dawned on the 31-year-old Carolina defensive end that he might be out of action for a while ..read more