TheSpecialJuan

Per Mike Kaye, Charlotte Observer ▪ Impending free agents: If this beat writer was in Brady Christensen’s shoes, I’d look to head elsewhere for better pay and a guaranteed starting job. But if he can’t and that opportunity, the Panthers getting him back would be a huge boost for the ofensive line. Otherwise, the rest of the re-signing options are pretty much toss-ups. Long snapper JJ Jansen and punter Johnny Hekker have value beyond their job titles. Cornerback Mike Jackson, tight end Tommy Tremble and wide receiver David Moore really t in well with the culture, and all three played well in pretty big spots this season. Andy Dalton wants to return, and with Bryce Young in the QB1 seat, keeping that room together makes sense. Feleipe Franks and Sam Franklin are logical targets for re-signing because of their value on special teams. Re-signing Austin Corbett and Cade Mays to compete at center is a logical, costeective strategy that seems to align with the way the Panthers will approach their already expensive trench group

So now you all love him now!? Damn hypocrites

ESPN’s Adam Schefter carefully broke down what is ultimately a brilliant “procedural move” by the Ravens. Johnson is not eligible to play in this post-season and will not be “awarded” to the Ravens until after the Super Bowl. Schefter notes Johnson “qualifies as an unrestricted free agent this offseason and, if he signs with another team, he factors into Baltimore’s compensatory pick formula, potentially helping it obtain an additional draft pick in 2026.” Schefter adds that Johnson “likely won’t step foot back into the Ravens’ facility. But he now can help Baltimore in the off-season.”

Reminds me of a shorter Brian Burns

Position: ILB Height: 6-2 Weight: 245 Class: Junior Hometown: Salisbury, N.C.

The Athletic’s Joe Person reports an anonymous Panthers source said Bryce Young’s footwork at the end of the 2024 season was “light years” ahead of where it was at the start of the year. Panthers coaches worked primarily on Young’s footwork and drop backs while he ran the scout team after being benched in late September for Andy Dalton. For more than a month, Carolina coaches helped “to refine Young’s footwork and drill into him the importance of urgency in the huddle and pre-snap operation, which Dalton helped demonstrate.” Coaches addressed Young’s habit of jump-passing, which had proved disastrous over the first two games of the season. The result was a far more confident second-year quarterback who showed immense improvement over the final seven games of the 2024 season. Only six quarterbacks had a higher completion rate over expected than Young From Week 11-18. He ended the year with a 251-yard, three-touchdown outing against the Falcons in an upset victory for Carolina. Young, against many odds, has positioned himself as the Panthers’ clear Week 1 starter in 2025.

I'd love this

This guy has massive anger issues

Yeah, Incoom is a really good special teams guy

Panthers signed 10 players to futures contracts: TE Jordan Matthews - Former WR and Eagles 2nd round pick back in '14 now a 32 year old TE WR T.J. Luther - NY Jets '23 UDFA Panthers are his 5th team in 2 years RB Emani Bailey - Diminutive RB (5'7" 202lbs) originally signed by Chiefs as CFA this year OLB Thomas Incoom - Broncos '23 UDFA has played in 12 career games. born in Ghana OLB Kenny Dyson - Panthers '24 CFA from tiny Bryant University in Rhode Island OT Brandon Walton - Bills '20 CFA with good experience 16 career games 2 starts with Tampa Bay OG Ja'Tyre Carter - Former 7th round pick by the Bears in '22 13 career games with 2 starts OC Andrew Raym - Panthers CFA in '24 received $15K signing bonus to sign TE Dominique Dafney - Colts '20 UDFA has been around 5 NFL teams played in UFL WR Dax Milne - Former Commanders 2021 7th round draft pick

Jets - Aron Glenn Raiders - Ben Johnson Saints - Mike McCarthy Cowboys - Deion Sanders Bears - Todd Monken Jaguars - Joe Brady

https://x.com/panthersanalyst/status/1878978352574558251?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

Looks like he sucks cok again

Per Ryan Fowler, Panthers met with Utah RB Micah Bernard at Hula Bowl

Per Panthersbreakdown twitter: Panthers met with DL Danny Striggow (Minnesota) at the Hula Bowl https://gophersports.com/sports/football/roster/danny-striggow/22100 Panthers met with DL BJ Green II (Colorado) at the Hula Bowl https://cubuffs.com/sports/football/roster/bj-green-ii/17406

My boy G-reg

Superbowl here we come

https://x.com/panthersbreakd/status/1877739136964038877?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://www.draftcountdown.com/all-star-game/2025-hula-bowl-roster-preview/

Per Mike Kaye, Charlotte Observer ▪ Impending free agents: If this beat writer was in Brady Christensen’s shoes, I’d look to head elsewhere for better pay and a guaranteed starting job. But if he can’t and that opportunity, the Panthers getting him back would be a huge boost for the ofensive line. Otherwise, the rest of the re-signing options are pretty much toss-ups. Long snapper JJ Jansen and punter Johnny Hekker have value beyond their job titles. Cornerback Mike Jackson, tight end Tommy Tremble and wide receiver David Moore really t in well with the culture, and all three played well in pretty big spots this season. Andy Dalton wants to return, and with Bryce Young in the QB1 seat, keeping that room together makes sense. Feleipe Franks and Sam Franklin are logical targets for re-signing because of their value on special teams. Re-signing Austin Corbett and Cade Mays to compete at center is a logical, costeective strategy that seems to align with the way the Panthers will approach their already expensive trench group

The next Trevon Waller

It’s very encouraging that most of Dan Morgan/Brandt Tills transactions so far, have had positive results. - UFA (Clowney, Wonnum, Jewell, A’Shawn Robinson, David Moore, o-line signings) - TRADES (Michael Jackson for LB Barrett was a stroke of genius, 4th rounder for Jonathan Mingo was brilliant)