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Andy Dalton CARQuarterback#14 ESPN’s David Newton reports the Panthers “plan” to move on from Andy Dalton Newton adds “even if it means releasing Dalton and leaving $3.83 million in dead cap money.” Things really crashed down hard from the Andy Dalton Combine “getting calls” experience. Dalton, who turns 39 in October, likely proved that he just wasn’t a good enough backup last year in his start against the Bills to keep paying a premium on. It wouldn’t be surprising if the Panthers cut him.

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PROJECTION: Philadelphia #Eagles safety Reed Blankenship is projected to sign a three-year, $30 MILLION deal this offseason. Blankenship is 27 years old , a Super Bowl champion and a consistent starter. The #Cowboys, #Panthers, #Bengals, #Jets, and #Rams will have interest https://x.com/mlfootball/status/2029617855788994888?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

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https://overthecap.com/salary-cap/carolina-panthers Team Cap Space: $9,295,304 A'Shawn Robinson will be cut and give the team an additional $10.5 cap space

19. Carolina Panthers: Akheem Mesidor, edge, Miami General Manager Dan Morgan, a member of the Hurricanes’ Ring of Honor, isn’t going to draft a Miami player because of the connections to his alma mater. But it wouldn’t hurt, especially with the Panthers in the market for a charged-up edge rusher 51. Carolina Panthers: Jacob Rodriguez, LB, Texas Tech I’m speculating here, but I think it is fair to say Rodriguez is the type of linebacker that Morgan would greatly appreciate. Because of Rodriguez’s toughness, athleticism and instincts, this would be a great fit for both sides.

Remember Frank Kearse? he played for us back in 2011 and who's Richard Buckner??

https://x.com/panthersontap/status/2029355695934517532?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/2029334751773872640?s=20 Shy Tuttle is still in the league

CHATGPT spat this out hilarious http://www.stikman.net/halloffamegame.htm

Offense QB: Jack Trudeau RB: Derek Loville FB: Howard Griffith WR: Mark Carrier WR: Willie Green TE: Wesley Walls LT: Todd Steussie LG: Matt Elliott Jeff Christy RG: Lance Scott RT: Blake Brockermeyer Defense DE: Kevin Greene DT: Eric Swann DT: Greg Kragen DE: Frank Kearse OLB: Lamar Lathon MLB: Sam Mills OLB: Michael Barrow CB: Tyrone Poole CB: Richard Buckner S: Brett Maxie S: Chad Cota

Jalen Coker CARWide Receiver#18 Panthers tendered exclusive rights free agent Jalen Coker. Carolina also tendered fellow ERFA Brycen Tremayne. Coker missed time early in the season and struggled to find his footing over the first few months of the season. He picked up momentum down the stretch and ended the season on a high note with a career-high 134 yards and a touchdown on nine catches in the Wild Card Round. Head coach Dave Canales gave him a vote of confidence after the season by calling him the team’s No. 2 receiver. While Carolina’s run-first approach makes Coker a middling fantasy option, keeping him around on a cheap contract as the clear WR2 was an easy call for the Panthers.

Free agency episode Great stuff here Panther targets: Joseph Ossai, Connor McGovern, Kaden Elliss, Devin Lloyd

LB Christian Rozeboom Age: 29 When the Panthers brought in Rozeboom on a one-year deal last winter, the idea was that he would be a core special teams player and back up Josey Jewell. But when Jewell was released in July to focus on his health, Rozeboom immediately became a full-time starter. The former Ram responded with a team-leading 122 tackles over 15 starts, but was a liability in coverage. The sense from some in league circles is that Morgan will pay an off-ball linebacker in free agency. But that wouldn’t preclude the Panthers from bringing Rozeboom back in the role they originally envisioned for him. Verdict: Staying

OT Yosh Nijman Age: 30 Rank: 108 Nijman’s importance to the Panthers increased in January when left tackle Ikem Ekwonu ruptured his patellar tendon in the first quarter of the wild-card loss to the Los Angeles Rams. At a minimum, the Panthers need a dependable tackle for at least part of the 2026 season while Ekwonu recovers. They could do worse than the 6-7, 314-pound Nijman, who’s a powerful run blocker but not as consistent while pass blocking. Pairing Nijman with a highly drafted tackle seems like a sensible way to address the position for the short and long terms. Verdict: Staying

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