Carolina makes strategic wide receiver moves as OTA prep heats up—with an old face returning and a legacy name stepping aside.

Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour knows how the Panthers win in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and is preparing his team for the rest of the series.

On Wednesday, the Las Vegas Raiders announced their signing of linebacker Michael Barrett. Barrett was Carolina's seventh-round selection from the 2024 NFL draft.

Also, Shayne Gostisbehere avoids a fine for shooting a puck at Brad Marchand, and an injury update on Hurricanes defenseman Jalen Chatfield.

Just a week after releasing him, the Carolina Panthers have re-signed former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver T.J. Luther. The Panthers released Moose Muhammad with a waived/injured designation, bringing Luther back for another chance.

Carolina playoff games, the Panthers are converting on the power play at twice the usual rate anyone has against the Hurricanes. That’s a strength that has to be a strength for Carolina.

The 2025 campaign is going to be a make-or-break year for the career of quarterback Bryce Young. After a rocky rookie season, Young found himself benched in 202

Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales, right, talks with cornerback Keion Corseen, left, as they walk to the team’s rookie minicamp practice on Friday, May 9, 2025. JEFF SINER [email protected] You already know the Carolina Panthers’ opponents for the 2025 season.

Barstool’s Dave Portnoy calls the Panthers “irrelevant” in a Patriots promo—here’s why Carolina fans shouldn’t let it slide.

Former Texas A&M wide receiver Muhsin 'Moose' Muhammad III was waived with an injury designation by the Carolina Panthers on Tuesday, per The Athletic’s Joe Per