Former Carolina Panthers linebacker Shaq Thompson is selling his home in Carmel Park for $10.7 million. Skycam Digital Preview this article 1 min A former Carolina Panthers linebacker, now with the Buffalo Bills,

Through the 2023 season, the Carolina Panthers were very much on the wrong end of the equation. The franchise traded its ninth overall pick, receiver D.J. Moore, and other draft capital for the ability to take Alabama’s Bryce Young with the first overall selection.

Young's stats weren't eye-popping, but he showed impressive growth with short accuracy and navigating the pocket. Heading into his third campaign, there's renewed optimism surrounding the Alabama product in Carolina, but still a sense of mystery about whether he can reach elite status at the NFL level.

The Carolina Panthers' wide receiver room is good after drafting Tetairoa McMillan. But another player may be the Panthers' breakout player.

The Carolina Panthers defense is off to an impressive start in training camp. Catch up on what you missed from a jam-packed Day 2 of summer workouts.

Horn ran a 4.46-second 40 at the combine, then was a tick faster at the Buffaloes’ pro day. He might not have first-round pick Tetairoa McMillan’s frame or track record, but his speed means that Horn bears watching — as a returner or otherwise.

When it comes to a contract extension, Panthers LT Ikem Ekwonu didn't want to talk timelines on Thursday. But he did express his desire to stay home.