The Carolina Panthers focused on their defense and special teams during the early days of contract negotiations ahead of free agency. But with the market set to open in earnest at 4 p.m. Wednesday ...

The Carolina Panthers spent a ton of money during the first wave of free agency. Naturally, fans are curious about what’s ...

With all of that early activity, here is how The Observer grades out the front office’s moves in the first wave of free agency: The Panthers were ... Krohn-USA TODAY Sports Matt Krohn USA ...

The Carolina Panthers entered NFL free agency with only modest cap room ... 2011 and has also worked for Bleacher Report, FanRag Sports, ClutchPoints, NFLAnalysis.Net and NBAAnalysis.net.

This afternoon, the Panthers were officially able to announce deals with four free agents. As first reported on Monday, the team has come to terms with defensive linemen Bobby Brown III and ...

While those moves won’t all be plugged in during free agency, there are some notable veterans that are sticking around the open market. Here are the Panthers’ biggest remaining needs as the ...

Prepare yourselves, Carolina Panthers. We might be in for some fun. The NFL is set to go into a frenzy, as the legal tampering period begins on Monday. Free agents will (unofficially) be free to ...

Advertisement The vibe in Indy was that the Panthers plan to be aggressive in free agency to improve a defense that recorded a number of dubious distinctions in 2024, including the most points ...

The Panthers entered free agency without much cap space to begin with. Signing Williams would have sapped Carolina of whatever it had left. Is it disappointing that the Panthers lost out on one of ...

At noon on Monday, unrestricted free ... The Panthers landed Jones on a two-year deal worth up to $20 million, a league source confirmed to The Observer. Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports had the ...