The free agent receiver is reuniting with his college quarterback and looking to represent as he starts this next phase of his life and career with the Panthers.

The new Panthers linebacker came off a career season in Jacksonville, and his coaches there saw a guy who earned his new deal with Carolina by putting in the time.

The Panthers head coach touched on a lot of topics Monday at the league meetings, including the talent they added in free agency to the timeline for left tackle Ikem Ekwonu and more.

The Panthers signed a lot of free agents to one-year contracts this offseason, both their own guys and from outside. And for Canales, that means an intensity to the work he expects to see.

It's a reasonable question to ask, after a much busier-than-ordinary March, in which the Panthers dealt in both impact and volume. Plus much more before we go full-bore into draft mode.

The free agent left tackle brings experience to the line which is needed, considering the uncertainty surrounding incumbent left tackle Ikem Ekwonu after his January knee injury.

The veteran tight end is back for another season, after spending last year with the Falcons. So he's had ringside seats for what's being built here, and couldn't wait to rejoin it.

The executive vice president of football operations met with reporters to go over a frenetic free agency period, how it came together, and what the next steps look like.

The Panthers sent the veteran quarterback to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2027 seventh-round pick.

The veteran punter decided to return to Carolina on the heels of a great statistical season, signing a two-year deal, with the understanding that this is now where he wants to finish his career.

The former Appalachian State pass-rusher adds depth on defense, after agreeing to a one-year deal on Friday.