Happy Half Hour Recap: Myles moves on

The Panthers quarterback earned notice for his late-game excellence last year, evidence of his continued desire to learn and improve. And that extends to all facets of his life, even the kitchen.

There hasn't been a Panther on the list since 2023, but after winning the NFC South and some individual awards last year, that could change soon.

The former Panthers linebacker asked his father, Tom Kuechly, to do the honors. But he did it in a very Luke Kuechly way.

As we head into the long break before training camp, we look back at what we learned in OTAs, the Jalen Coker deal, WR depth, hockey, QB cadences, Remembering Some Guys, and more.

On Wednesday, Dave Tepper and Steve Smith, Sr. were honored with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, by North Carolina governor Josh Stein. The award is the state's highest civilian honor.

Coker met with local media on Tuesday to recap his new deal through 2029 and what it means for his offseason plans with the Panthers.

The left tackle's familiarity with the Panthers' scheme has allowed him to slot into practice right away. Between focused coaching and veteran help, Walker has seen his game elevate in a short time. Now, he's ready for a competition.

The wide receiver signed his three-year extension on Friday, solidifying his place in Carolina and writing the next chapter in a story that has seen him go from undrafted rookie to valuable piece in the Panthers' offense.

The Panthers have locked up receiver Jalen Coker through at least 2029 after two impressive years. It's the first extension for a player signed or drafted by Dan Morgan.

The Panthers' receiver is determined not to repeat 2025. So from teammate bonding in Mullins, South Carolina, to a new workout plan, and putting pressure on himself, he's shaping a new 2026.

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Dave Canales cut minicamp short and let the Panthers begin summer break early. From the plan for the next five weeks, to Tommy Tremble's spring, here are four takeaways from the final day of the spring program.