According to longtime NFL draft analyst Tony Pauline, the Panthers may have their sights set on a certain playmaker out of Michigan.

Bryce Young's emergence means the Panthers don't need to draft a quarterback, but their roster still needs a lot of help.

The Athletic is getting an early jump on things, two weeks before the NFL combine and a month or so before the start of free agency. That can make for some tricky projections. So we followed a simple strategy in this first Carolina Panthers seven-round mock: When in doubt, draft defense.

Take: The Panthers had one of the least productive defensive lines in the league for most of the 2024 season. They’ll get Derrick Brown back from injury, but they need more difference-makers in that area. Green was a monster as a pass-rusher and a run defender this past season, and it was just more of the same at the Senior Bowl.

The Carolina Panthers will have plenty of room for growth on the offensive side of the ball. But two position, in particular, make more sense as draft needs than avenues for free agency spending.

T he Carolina Panthers' defense needs all the help they can get this offseason, both in free agency and in the 2025 NFL draft. While cornerback is the team's least-problematic pos

NFL season is officially in the books, which means it's 2025 NFL Draft season. How will the early rounds unfold in April?

The Carolina Panthers entered November with a 1-7 record, seemingly destined to have the first pick in the 2025 NFL

Finding some pass-rushing help for the defensively-deficient Carolina Panthers has become a popular topic. Here’s yet another suggestion.

W ith the 2024 season now officially in the books, we can set out sights on the next huge event on the NFL calendar: the 2025 NFL Draft. The first round is now set with the Super