News

21 February 2026

• Ask The Old Guy: It's almost combine time
  As we prepare to head to Indianapolis, where draft season and free agency converge, there's a lot to talk about in terms of Panthers targets, the power of spite, the Hall of Fame, and much more.
• Panthers offseason positional review: Cornerback 
  For the second straight season, the Panthers corner unit proved themselves to be one of the best in the league with ball-hawking skills that garnered high praise.
• Carolina Panthers 2026 Mock Draft Report, version 2.0
  Check out who a collection of media outlets are projecting as the best No. 19 overall picks for the Carolina Panthers in the 2026 NFL Draft, as the all-star circuit cranks up.
• Best of Social: Panthers players dream of competing at the Olympics
  With the 2026 Winter Olympics nearing conclusion, the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles is on the horizon. With it, dreams are born in several Carolina Panthers players of competing in the Olympics for their home countries.
• Panthers offseason positional review: Safety 
  The unit had an influx of talent this offseason from both veterans and rookies, but still have some areas in which to grow this coming year.
• Panthers offseason positional review: Inside linebackers
  Things stabilized inside early in the year, but injuries left them scrambling for starting combinations by the end of the year. But there are young players in place, and a chance for additions.
• Four takeaways from Luke Kuechly's Hall of Fame media availability
  The Panthers legend looked back on his career, the impact of coaches and teammates, his decision to walk away after eight seasons, and a former teammate who is still going strong.
• Panthers offseason positional review: Outside linebacker 
  Two rookies received a ton of action at the position this year, setting the Panthers up for the future, but also still leaving holes that need to be filled as they continue to develop.
• JJ Jansen's ranking among all-time oldest Carolina Panthers and NFL players
  The veteran long snapper signed a new deal Tuesday, a month after his 40th birthday. Check out where he ranks about all-time NFL players and in Panthers franchise history.
• Long snapper JJ Jansen is back for his 18th season with the Panthers
  The franchise's all-time leader in games played signed another one-year contract on Tuesday, allowing him to build on his streak of 277 games in black and blue.