TheSpecialJuan

Mike Kaye was on the radio this morning and said that if he had to say we go after it could be Devin Lloyd. Said he fits age and scheme we’re looking for. Man that’s who I would like to go after. https://x.com/gopanthers59/status/2024149119179043086?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

Ash-Trey

March 03/11 Released RB Miles Sanders. 03/10 Agreed to terms with CB Mike Jackson. 03/10 Signed CB Jaycee Horn to a contract extension. 03/08 Agreed to terms with TE Tommy Tremble. 03/08 Agreed to terms with C Austin Corbett. 03/07 Tendered restricted free agent C Cade Mays and exclusive rights free agent DE LaBryan Ray.

Not exactly exciting but it signals Dan & company have finished their roster evaluations and are ready for phase 2, re-signing players they want back next year. Check out 2025's transaction dates: February 02/21 Released CB Dane Jackson. 02/18 Re-signed QB Andy Dalton. 02/14 Re-signed LS JJ Jansen. 02/11 Signed K Matthew Wright to a future contract. 02/04 Signed WR Brycen Tremayne to a future contract.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47957218/long-snapper-jj-jansen-returning-18th-season-panthers

JJ Jansen CARLong Snapper#44 Panthers re-signed LS J.J. Jansen to a one-year deal. The long-time snapper of snaps longer than the average snap will enter his age-40 season with the Panthers in 2026. Jansen has played in every single game of Panthers football since signing with the club as a UDFA in 2009. He has recovered one fumble and made one Pro Bowl. He also has snapped many, many balls a moderate distance away from his person in an attempt to set up some good punts and kicks.

No need for this. Colts will absolutely cut Pittman and use that money to attempted to re-sign their other younger, better WR Alec Pierce

https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2026-three-round-nfl-mock-draft-jets-caleb-downs-rams-stafford

83. Carolina Panthers: WR Zachariah Branch, Georgia

51. Carolina Panthers: EDGE Zion Young, Missouri

19. Carolina Panthers: DI Caleb Banks, Florida Banks flashed at the Senior Bowl after returning to action for Florida late in the year due to injury. He has the size that NFL teams look for on the defensive interior, and he flashed both as a pass rusher and against the run in college, recording four sacks back in 2024.

Not a bad option. He's the type of WR we need, good speed and can create after the catch.

https://nfltraderumors.co/panthers-2026-offseason-team-needs-pending-fas-draft-picks-more/ Good write-up, Logan Ulrich is a Panthers fan

Rozeboom was solid all things considered and the team is going to leave the light on for Wallace. But the Panthers are starved for a leader and dynamic playmaker in the middle of their defense. The organization has a long and proud history of difference-making linebackers - from Luke Kuechly who just joined former Panther Sam Mills in the Hall of Fame, to guys like Thomas Davis, Jon Beason and Dan Morgan, the current GM. It's time to find the next one.

Top Three Needs 1 - Edge Rusher Carolina's surprise playoff appearance was largely fueled by a big jump forward from the defense, going from one of the worst units in NFL history in 2024 (literally, they set a new record for points allowed), to right around league average in 2025. They were better against the pass than the run, ranking seventh in the league with 20 passing touchdowns allowed. The Panthers did all of this despite ranking 31st in the NFL in pressure rate and notching only 30 sacks on the season. Nose tackle Derrick Brown and second-round OLB Nic Scourton tied for the team lead with five apiece. Bringing significantly more juice to this part of the defense has to be the top priority for Carolina this offseason. Scourton projects as a quality starter going forward, and time will tell what his true pass-rush ceiling is. The Panthers double-dipped on Day 2 of the draft last year with him and OLB Princely Umanmielen, who played less than a quarter of the snaps. It would not be shocking to see the Panthers take another aggressive approach, using one of their top picks on another edge rusher while targeting a big move in free agency. Wonnum probably won't be back. 2 - Linebacker Panthers DC Ejiro Evero learned under Eagles DC Vic Fangio, who runs one of the most popular and effective defensive schemes in the league right now. It's built to keep a lid on offenses and take away the explosive play, rallying forward against the run and shorter passes while trying to take advantage of turnover opportunities that come up more on longer drives. When allocating resources, the defensive line and cornerback groups tend to be prioritized But a great linebacker group can be the finishing piece to take a defense in this scheme over the top. Last year, opponents had most of their success when they attacked the linebackers in the middle of the field, testing their range with play action and horizontal concepts. Injuries limited Trevin Wallace from taking a step forward and Christian Rozeboom was pressed into a big role after the loss of Josey Jewell to concussion symptoms.

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I absolutely love this him

Field Yates giving us the same guy as well https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2026/story/_/id/47840791/2026-nfl-mock-draft-field-yates-first-round-predictions-32-picks