The Panthers haven't done this here in a decade. And you can tell people are fired up about. But there are so many things to discuss, and you had lots (and lots) of questions.

The Panthers had a couple of players clear the concussion protocol on Friday, and have two who haven't been activated from IR. Otherwise, the rest of the report includes good news.

With Robert Hunt closer to a return, the Panthers are hoping to finding a spark in the run game. Plus more from Thursday as they prepare for the Rams.

The Pro Bowl guard still needs to be activated from IR, but Canales said he was encouraged by his progress this week.

With six former Super Bowl champions on the Panthers roster, plus a handful of coaches, Carolina is leaning on their experience to guide a young team into the postseason.  

The veteran defensive tackle wasn't injured, just got a break. But everyone else was fully available, as they prepare for Saturday's game against the Rams

The second-year safety, who started five games last season and one this year, is back after clearing waivers.

With Jaycee Horn and Tre'von Moehrig back on the field, Matthew Stafford calls the Panthers secondary the best challenge the Rams will face this season. Can they replicate Week 13? 

The Pro Bowl guard isn't officially activated from injured reserve yet, but he said Wednesday he's feeling much better in his recovery from a torn biceps in Week 2.

The veteran safety came back this year without the promise of a roster spot, much less a starting job. But 17 starts and a career-high 109 stops later, he's proving himself worthy.

From a group of returning starters on defense, finding a complementary offense, and the art of field goal blocks, here are three takeaways from Panthers coordinators.