Carolina Panthers General Manager Dan Morgan made several big free agent signings during the 2025 offseason, with the biggest contracts going to the defensive s

Former Holy Cross wide receiver Jalen Coker has found a great fit with the Carolina Panthers, who open the NFL playoffs against the Rams on Jan. 10.

According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Washington Commanders have requested permission to interview Panthers assistant quarterbacks coach Mike Bercovici. The Commanders, per Schultz, are looking to speak with Bercovici regarding their quarterbacks coach position under newly and first-time offensive coordinator David Blough.

Jalen Coker’s emergence down the stretch as the team’s No. 2 receiver opposite emerging star and AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate Tetairoa McMillan brings hope to the league’s 26th-ranked passing game.

The Carolina Panthers fell short in their bid for what might've been the most impressive upset in NFL playoff history. The fact that they came so close is inspi

The Carolina Panthers lost to the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday in a wild-card game that excited neutral fans around the NFL world. The NFC South team was close to upsetting the Rams for the second time this season.

Before the Panthers played the Los Angeles Rams to kick off the NFL’s Wild-Card Weekend, former Auburn All-American Cam Newton was back on the field in Charlotte, North Carolina, to beat the drum at Bank of America Stadium.

The Carolina Panthers very nearly had the 2025 Los Angeles Rams' number. Just a handful of weeks after upsetting the Rams in the regular season, they almost managed to do it again, today in the Wild Card round.

Quarterback Bryce Young and wide receiver Jalen Coker moved the offense throughout. Young passed for 264 yards and a score while rushing for 24 more yards and another touchdown. His touchdown pass landed with Coker, who recorded nine catches for a game-high 134 yards.