News

30 March 2025

• Ask The Old Guy: Looking back at a busy March
  The Panthers are about to flip the calendar to April and focus on the draft, but it's worth looking back at what's been done, and it's considerable.
• Best of Social: Luke Kuechly was DK Metcalf's "Welcome to the NFL" moment
  The Pittsburgh Steelers receiver was on a podcast this weekend and shared his "Welcome to the NFL" moment, and it involved a prominent Carolina Panthers linebacker.
• Best of Social: Uniform bracket results, first-round
  We have some upsets, and at least one Panthers legend is very disappointed in all of you about the choices you made in the first round last week.
• With return rules possibly changing, Panthers looking for returners
  The league's competition committee has proposed a new rule to encourage more kickoff returns, and the Panthers don't have an obvious applicant for that job on the roster. (P.S. It's still March.)
• Panthers' defensive overhaul in free agency means draft flexibility
  The Carolina Panthers were aggressive in free agency, overhauling a defense that set unenviable records last season. Now they have groundwork laid for more flexibility in the draft.
• Early hours of free agency required communication, a plan, and adaptation
  As Dan Morgan and Brandt Tilis discussed the busy start of free agency this year, they talked about the importance of having the ability to adjust on the fly, and continue to fill needs.
• A focused Nick Scott returns to lead special teams and safeties
  Safety and special teamer Nick Scott returned to the Carolina Panthers for consistency, a chance to lead, and the opportunity to further a belief found last season.
• David Moore takes a day off from ranching to resign with Panthers
  Noted cattle rancher and veteran receiver had to take a day off from the range to come sign a new contract with Carolina. But he couldn't leave his team or the man who believed in him just yet.
• "Undrafted" horse owned by undrafted QB pulls huge upset
  Panthers Hall of Honor quarterback Jake Delhomme's horse Touchuponastar, which he bought for $15,000, just beat the best horse in the world from last year in Saturday's New Orleans Classic.
• Panthers agree to terms with Nick Scott
  The veteran safety and special teamer returns for another year, giving them some more depth in the secondary.