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Carolina Panthers News


Former Panthers tight end Greg Olsen announced his retirement during FOX's pregame show before Sunday's NFC Championship between Tamp Bay and Green Bay. One of the best all-time for Carolina. Next up the broadcast booth for FOX.

Matt Rhule finally will get a chance to coach Alabama QB Mac Jones next week at the Senior Bowl. The Panthers coach tried to get Jones to come to Baylor out of high school and Jones told him, “Thanks, but no thanks.''

One of Scott Fitterer's requirements for a franchise quarterback is "someone who can win when the game is on the line in the fourth quarter.'' Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgeater was 0-8 this past season when he had a chance on his final drive to win or tie a game.

That the Panthers are hiring Sean Ryan as their quarterbacks coach, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, will increase speculation that Carolina will pursue Houston QB Deshaun Watson in a trade. Ryan was Houston's QB coach and worked with Watson from 2017 and '18. He was with the New York Giants in 2012 when Carolina coach Matt Rhule was there. The plot thickens.
 
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The Panthers have made some changes in their staff, letting go Mark Carrier (Executive Director of Football) and Bryan Porter (Director of Football Operations), per team spokesperson. Wouldn't surprise if former Carolina LB Dan Morgan, with Buffalo, fills one spot.

Now that it's official Deshaun Watson has asked the Texans to trade him, what would it take for the Panthers to get him? I asked that on Twitter last week and gave several options. Here's the results: 2 first-round picks, 1 second-round pick (33%); 2 first-round picks, Christian McCaffrey (27.6 %); 3 first-round picks, Teddy Bridgewater (35.5 %); 2 first-round picks, Brian Burns (3.9%).

Panthers coach Matt Rhule had a very simple explanation for how and why he was able to keep his language clean (for the most part) while being mic'd up by ESPN for today's Senior Bowl practice. ‘'Because I knew my mom would be watching.''

In talking about new QB coach Sean Ryan, Panthers coach Matt Rhule said, "He's coached some really good quarterbacks.'' The last two were Detroit's Matthew Stafford and Houston's Deshaun Watson. Stafford is available for trade and Watson could be, so as has been said here several times keep a close eye on this. Watson, because of his age (25) and athletic ability, obviously makes him the more attractive of the two.
 
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Weighing Panthers' QB options: Should they chase Deshaun Watson?
The Panthers made a run at Stafford last week, according to league sources. That was the latest sign they aren’t fully committed to quarterback Teddy Bridgewater for the 2021 season. The Panthers, per a league source, are interested in Watson. Then again, so are more than half of the league’s 32 teams.

Sources: Carolina Panthers offered No. 8 pick, Teddy Bridgewater for Matthew Stafford
The Panthers offered the eighth overall pick in this year's draft, a fifth-round pick and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to try to land Stafford, sources said.
 
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Carolina Panthers News


Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater won the 2020 Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award, which recognizes the NFL player who best demonstrates the qualities of outstanding sportsmanship on the field, including fair play, respect for opponents and integrity in competition.

The Panthers signed Stephen Sullivan, a seventh-round draft pick by Seattle last year, to a futures contract. New Carolina GM Scott Fitterer was part of the front office that drafted Sullivan, who played tight end and wide receiver at LSU. Sullivan was drafted as a tight end but began working at defensive end while on Seattle's practice squad. He was elevated for one game, playing 22 defensive snaps and making one tackle in Week 8.

The Panthers have made some changes in their staff, letting go Mark Carrier (Executive Director of Football) and Bryan Porter (Director of Football Operations), per team spokesperson. Wouldn't surprise if former Carolina LB Dan Morgan, with Buffalo, fills one spot.
 
Panthers' offensive roster outlook: Upgrades at quarterback, O-line a priority

Carolina Panthers coach Matt Rhule didn’t have to think long when asked what Tampa Bay and Kansas City had in common prior to Super Bowl LV. “Elite quarterbacks with really well-invested offensive lines," Rhule said while coaching at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Quarterback already has been an offseason focus, as Ieague sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter that the Panthers offered the No. 8 pick, a fifth-round pick and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater to the Detroit Lions for quarterback Mathew Stafford. The Lions eventually decided to go with the Los Angrles Rams' trade offer. Carolina, per league source, also has serious interest in Houston quarterback Deshaun Watson should the Texans give in to his request to be traded. But the offensive line also has to be a priority with only one starter, center Matt Paradis under contract. The Panthers won't have much cap room projected between $12 million and $13 million to work with, although that number will more than double if the team releases defensive tackle Kawann Short. That has to be a concern for whoever is playing quarterback.

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Panthers' offensive roster outlook: Upgrades at quarterback, O-line a priority

Quarterbacks
Returning players
: Teddy Bridgewater, P.J. Walker, Will Grier, Tommy Stevens.
Free agents: None.

Offensive line
Returning players: Paradis, Greg Little, Dennis Daley, Matt Kaskey, Sam Tecklenburg.
Free agents: Taylor Moton, Russell Okung, John Miller, Tyler Larsen, Chris Reed, Michael Schofield, Trent Scott (restricted)
 
Panthers defensive roster outlook: Seeking D-line depth, next Luke Kuechly

Phil Snow was as creative as any NFL defensive coordinator in 2020 because of injuries and youth on a Carolina Panthers unit that invested all seven draft picks on his side of the ball. He succeeded in helping the team stay in a lot of games few expected, including a 24-16 loss to Green Bay in Week 15, in which eventual NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers was sacked five times and held to 143 yards passing. Rodgers frustratingly referred to Snow’s defense afterward as a 3-5-3 scheme that had a lot of “college principals." But even before Tampa Bay smothered quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV with basically a four-man pass rush, Snow was looking ahead to what he needed to do to take his defense to a championship-caliber level.

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