The Carolina Panthers have been among the most active teams during the first few days of free agency both in bringing in new players and re-signing their own talent. Here is everything that the Panthers have done in free agency so far: New faces to revitalize the defense Much like the

The Carolina Panthers spent the bulk of the first wave of free agency focusing on the defense. With several new additions, Ejiro Evero can start to turn around the league’s worst scoring defense.

With the new league year now officially underway, the Panthers were able to announce their early free-agent additions.

The Carolina Panthers have upgraded their defense following an initial surge of contract agreements. But there’s still some work to be done, especially on offense. What are their remaining needs at free agency begins in earnest?

The Carolina Panthers are bringing back another one of their own for the 2025 season. According to ESPN senior NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler, the Panthers plan to sign wide receiver Dan Chisena on a one-year deal.

For a long time you could count on the Carolina Panthers to be one of the most conservative teams almost every year in free agency. The last two years (including these last few days) has represented a pretty stark departure from that policy,

Christian Rozeboom is also leaving the L.A. Rams to play for Ejiro Evero. The linebacker signed a free agent deal with the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday, following directly in the footsteps of Bobby Brown III two days earlier.

The Carolina Panthers made significant investments into the trenches for the second offseason in a row. Only this time instead