T he Carolina Panthers' defense needs all the help they can get this offseason, both in free agency and in the 2025 NFL draft. While cornerback is the team's least-problematic pos

The 2025 NFL Draft will be here sooner rather than later, and we want to ensure that Bucs fans are the best in the world when it comes to knowing their opponents. To achieve that, every Friday until draft week, we will be publishing an NFC South mock draft.

With the Shrine and Senior Bowls now in the books, we've moved one more step towards the 2025 NFL draft. And before we keep heading forward, let's round up the latest projections for the Carolina Panthers' first-round pick.

One of many difficult decisions facing Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan this offseason is what to do at the QB2 spot. Andy Dalton has served in that

General manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales led a big contingent of Panthers’ evaluators at the East-West Shrine Bowl in Texas, followed by the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. Their focus was seemingly (hopefully) on defensive players following a season in which the Panthers allowed the most points in NFL history and became just the fourth team (and first since 1980) to yield 3,

In his first mock draft of the offseason, NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein went out on a limb with the Panthers’ first-round pick.

The Carolina Panthers could probably use another tight end. Whether it's later on in the draft like where they picked Ja'Tavion Sanders last year or by trade fo

College football's best took their respective fields for a couple of all-star outings of their own, with the Shrine Bowl having gone down on Thursday and the Senior Bowl on Saturday. And with many of those prospects headed for the 2025 NFL draft,