Derrick Brown

Panthers defensive tackle Derrick Brown reflects on his changing teammates, consistent coaching staff and splurging after his contract extension.

After agreeing to a long-term contract extension last week, the veteran defensive lineman was ready to start the offseason program on Monday.

Keeping the 2020 first-round pick was a reward for his exceptional play on the field, and a sign that they're serious about keeping their best drafted players as they move forward.

He was headed into the final year of his rookie deal, and sends a message that the Panthers want to keep their own drafted stars.

Stars Derrick Brown and Brian Burns made public their hopes for defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero to stay on along with the rest of his staff. Now, they've got their wish.

The Panthers defensive tackle made his first Pro Bowl this year, meaning offensive lineman he'd dominated during the season have to face him again

Coming off a record breaking season, Derrick Brown has been named to the Pro Bowl, in relief of the injured Aaron Donald.

The Panthers defensive tackle has blossomed into a star on the field this year, but is also a man of many skills, as his teammates and coaches have come to know.

Brown is the NFC's first alternate at defensive tackle after a record-breaking season, and could end up representing at the Pro Bowl Games.

The Panthers defensive tackle is providing volume, and high intensity play from inside so far this season, as he continues to grow his game.

He might be a defensive end in a 3-4 system now, but coming off a career season, the Panthers lineman is trying to keep things simple.

The defensive lineman is coming off a career season, and will move to defensive end in the new 3-4 scheme of coordinator Ejiro Evero.

The Panthers' defensive tackle had a career season in 2022, but he is eager to position himself toward bigger things for the next year. 

The Panthers' defensive tackle casts a wide net across Charlotte and his local community in Sugar Hill, Ga., with The Derrick Brown Foundation. 

The Panthers defensive tackle has responded to an uneven first two seasons, as well as the pressure that comes with being a first-round pick.

The third-year defensive tackle has dropped some weight this offseason, which should help with more than the wedding pictures.

Defensive tackle Derrick Brown is working with a new focus, after he didn't start the previous game.

The Panthers' 2020 first-rounder thinks he can be even more effective as a pass-rusher, but is working to be a complete player.

The Panthers were the only team with two players on the defensive side of the rookie team.

The NFL Network and FOX analyst has a reason to keep a close eye on Carolina. 

The first-round pick has been a menace to opposing offenses the past two weeks. 

At long last, first-round pick Derrick Brown is getting his first taste of being a pro.

The young defensive tackle said Monday he knows it's not normal, but as a rookie he doesn't know any other way. 

Brown met with Rucker at the Combine, while Gross-Matos shares some uncanny similarities to the former Panthers defensive end.

Carolina's first-round pick believes he has a handle on Carolina's defensive playbook, albeit virtually.