News

04 July 2025

• Best of Social: More fun with lists, draft slot edition
  Four former Panthers draft picks were named among the greatest picks ever in their slot — for what that's worth. And there were plenty of other connections in the unique bit of summer content.
• For special teams, change is a constant, but especially this year
  The Panthers lost four of their top six in special teams tackles from last season, but coordinator Tracy Smith is used to dealing with rapidly changing circumstances.
• Opponent offseason update: Atlanta Falcons
  The Falcons made a quarterback change last year, and spent most of their efforts this offseason aggressively adding parts on defense.
• Opponent offseason update: Arizona Cardinals
  The Cardinals spent the offseason shoring up their defensive front seven, and are hoping to build around a productive stable of offensive skill talent around quarterback Kyler Murray.
• Blueprint Episode 2 debuts Wednesday at 6 p.m.
  The second installment of this year's behind-the-scenes documentary is now live on the team's YouTube channel and Panthers.com.
• Bernie-isms: Bernie Parmalee's pop culture quips keep Panthers motivated
  Panthers running back coach Bernie Parmalee has a stack of pop culture references ready to keep his guys motivated, focused, and laughing at practice and in games.
• Opponent offseason update: Jacksonville Jaguars
  The Jaguars went out this offseason and drafted one of the more exciting names in years. What does that mean for their season and Week 1 matchup with the Panthers?
• The duality of Jonathan Cooley 
  How the Panthers defensive passing game coordinator melded two parts of his life to become a game changing coach.
• Ask The Old Guy: Work is still happening here
  It might be summer, and it might be hot, but Chuba Hubbard and some friends are still getting after it on a daily basis. Plus, more of your questions while we all try to stay cool.
• New outside linebackers coach AC Carter is a teacher first, with a whole new group of students
  A newcomer to the defensive staff, Carter brings an educational approach to his job, which is natural considering his family background and the roster he's working with.