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The Panthers' fourth-down production in 2025 may be difficult to replicate in 2026.
Its safe to say Carolina isn't a Super Bowl contender
Carolina is getting ready for the season to start, but they'll still have to do some work with their roster before things kick off.
The Carolina Panthers make several moves Sunday to get to a 53-man roster. Panthers waived the following players: They also released ten vested veterans, including WR David Moore, DT Elijah Garcia, OL Jake Curhan,
As the cuts come in, keep it here for the latest looks of the Panthers' initial 53-man roster.
Carolina has a lot of depth along its offensive line and decided this former Michigan blocker didn't make sense to keep.
Dave Canales said there is still “some things to work out” in terms of how the tight ends impact the game-day math.
The Panthers have begun setting up their practice squad.
After four preseason games and hours of summer practice, the Carolina Panthers pared down their roster to the league-max 53 players Sunday.
If those swing factors work in their favor, the Panthers' receivers should finish the regular season ranked no lower than the middle of the pack— perhaps 15th or 16th. From there, they may just need one more piece to complete the puzzle in 2027 and beyond.