(Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images)   The Carolina Panthers are one of the true rebuilding teams in the NFL right now. As such, the roster is alway going to be in flux. That is life in professional sports. According to Around The NFL, Carolina has released seven players ahead of it’s rookie minicamp that will soon be taking place. Panthers release seven players ahead of rookie minicamp, including veteran RB Tarik Cohenhttps://t.co/WIZ2wLcVgO pic.twitter.com/6pZafUysgh — Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) May 10, 2024 The seven players that Carolina released include running back Tar ..read more

(Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)   The 2024 NFL Draft was one to remember. Several teams made significant moves to trade up in the draft, hopefully selecting players who will be a part of their organization for the foreseeable future. While the draft is very exciting for players and fans alike, there is another piece to this event that can sometimes be an afterthought. Players still need to sign a contract with the team that drafts them, which can take a lot of time, depending on how negotiations go. Many teams are still working through this, but, as a recent article and tweet from ..read more

(Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images)   Not so long ago, the Carolina Panthers had one of the best running backs in the game. But with Christian McCaffrey no longer on the premises, they have to get creative to find success on the ground. With that in mind, they added a veteran to their roster. According to a report by Jeremy Fowler of ESPN (via Ari Meirov), they’ve agreed to a deal with Rashaad Penny. The #Panthers are signing former Seahawks and Eagles RB Rashaad Penny, per @JFowlerESPN. He joins Chuba Hubbard and rookie Jonathon Brooks, among others in Carolina’s RB room. pic.twitter.c ..read more

(Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images)   The Carolina Panthers did their rookie No. 1 pick Bryce Young a disservice last season by surrounding him with the worst skill position players in the league, and improving the wide receiver position was a major area of focus for the franchise this offseason. The Panthers traded for Diontae Johnson from the Pittsburgh Steelers and most recently used the 32nd overall pick on South Carolina WR Xavier Legette, who is clearly excited about staying in his home state. Legette is born and raised in South Carolina and stayed in Columbia for five years of colle ..read more

(Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)   The Carolina Panthers and their fans weren’t as excited about this year’s NFL Draft. Trading for the No. 1 pick last season put them in a bit of a tough spot, and the franchise hasn’t exactly made the best choices lately. They drew mockery and criticism when they hired Frank Reich to be their next head coach, and firing him mid-season only proved the doubters wrong. Notably, team owner David Tepper has earned a bit of a bad reputation for being extremely hands-on, sometimes stepping on his employees’ toes, and being kind of impulsive in making dec ..read more

(Photo by David Jensen/Getty Images)   One of the most disappointing teams in the NFL last season was, without a doubt, the Carolina Panthers, who traded for the top pick in the 2023 NFL Draft and brought in a potential franchise quarterback, Bryce Young. The Panthers were aggressive in their pursuit of a young quarterback who could become a franchise quarterback and thought they had a better team than what the results of the 2023 campaign showed, which resulted in the team firing head coach Frank Reich. In the aftermath of Reich losing his job with the Panthers, the team decided to make ..read more

(Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)   The Carolina Panthers have a new WR1. The Dave Canales era is going to put an emphasis on offense, hoping that Bryce Young looks better than he did in his rookie season. Of course, any player can only do so much with the weapons he’s been given, which is why the Panthers went out of their way to get Diontae Johnson. Johnson knows he’s no longer a player for a playoff-caliber team, but he’s also well aware of the fact that he’s going to be asked to do some mentorship instead (via Around the NFL): “He’s accurate, smart,” Johnson said. “That’s what I’ve ..read more

(Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)   The Carolina Panthers took a big leap of faith with Bryce Young. There was plenty to love about his tape and resume, but his small frame and lack of size were major concerns as he entered the league. Of course, with him dominating the SEC, which is the conference that provides the most NFL talent, some thought those concerns were overblown. His first season in the league proved the doubters right, at least for now. He struggled to find his footing, and while he wasn’t put in a position to succeed, he didn’t look ready to make an impact. Nonetheless ..read more

(Photo by Mike Comer/Getty Images)   First-year Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales was brought in to turn the Panthers into a winner again. Part of the job description also includes helping turn second-year quarterback Bryce Young into a much better NFL player. In an effort to achieve that, Canales, GM Dan Morgan, and owner David Tepper need to get him some more weapons. They already have veteran Adam Thielen. They also traded for Pro Bowl receiver Diontae Jonson earlier this offseason. Now, it appears as though they are focused on drafting some weapons for him. If Carolina is trul ..read more

(Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)   The Carolina Panthers seemed to be in a new era when Cam Newton joined the team. He was viewed as one of the most electrifying players in the league at the time, seemingly poised to lead the team for the foreseeable future. Newton did put up an MVP campaign in 2015, bringing the Panthers to an impressive 15-1 record. He then led them to the Super Bowl against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos but ultimately fell short of his goal to win the big game. Newton recently appeared on “Club Shay Shay,” talking to Shannon Sharpe about what it felt like ..read more