Panthers Leading Suitors for Safety TJ Ward
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Carolina, along with Pittsburgh, has shown interest in Ward. Early reports suggest the Panthers may be the favorites in the TJ Ward lottery at this point.
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Could Olsen’s Call for New Contract Open the Door for Gary Barnidge?
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Greg Olsen wants his contract restructured. It’s not a secret. He hasn’t made it a thing yet, but when asked about being the 7th overall paid tight end, he’s been honest in his belief that he deserves to be compensated based on his productivity. He’s got a point too. He’s been the league’s most consistent tight end over the past five years. He hasn’t missed a game since becoming a Panther and he is Cam’s favorite target.
Read MoreHow the Panthers Can Return to the Super Bowl
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I will admit, I have publicly advocated for Ron Rivera to be fired. Up until a couple days ago, I felt like he shouldn't keep his job after the disaster of this year. They have looked flat, he handed Seattle points to start a game because of a tie, and he looks emotionless on the sideline.
Read MorePanthers Interested in Safety Donte Whitner
/Safety has been a position for the Panthers before Marcus Ball suffered an injury requiring surgery and Dean Marlowe pulled up lame with a hamstring injury. Carolina has been hoping that Tre Boston could step into that starting strong safety and play well enough to have these younger unproven players find enough practice reps where they could step in a supportive role.
Read More7 Questions Facing Carolina this Offseason
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The Panthers have already signaled they will franchise tag Josh Norman. The question is will they be able to reach a long-term deal before the season starts or will they end up renting the emerging star for a season?
Read MorePanthers Sign Cortland Finnegan
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The Carolina Panthers announced the signing of veteran defensive back, Cortland Finnegan. Best known for his continued fighting with Andre Johnson when he was with the Tennesee Titans, Finnegan was brought in to help the Panthers secondary in Peanut Tillman's absence (knee).
Read MoreFree Agency Dust Settles: Where Carolina Stands and Who is Left to Target
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As the dust starts to settle, Dave Gettleman is putting on his overall yes they are high above the belly button and higher from the ground and looking to get to work. The big names are off the board. Teams have overpaid, and Carolina will have to sift through the heap like a someone who shows up late to a church yard sale.
Read MoreGreg Hardy’s Replacement
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The NFL continues to test the patience of Carolina Panthers fans and the Panthers organization. Is the NFL going to punish Greg Hardy or not? Hardy met with NFL officials on Wednesday to talk about the case but nothing was resolved. I reached out to Carolina Panthers Beat Writer David Newton, and asked him if he has heard of any updates on the Hardy situation. All he said was that it was, “Strangely Quiet.”
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