Adding a starting-caliber left tackle in free agency to cap a busy week gives the Panthers a stable starting lineup (minus a punter) and creates a lot of flexibility as they consider the draft.

The Panthers signed one of the top tackles available in free agency on Saturday. Get to know more about Rasheed Walker. 

The Panthers had a lot of work to do this week, and they did it, signing impact players and filling needs. And you had questions about what's next (although the list is getting shorter).

The former Packers starting left tackle fills a significant need following the playoff injury to left tackle Ikem Ekwonu.

The new outside linebacker thought about trying to get his old 15 off of Jimmy Horn, but opted for a new look as he begins a new chapter of his career with the Panthers.

Cherelus started four games last season, plus the wild card game against the Rams, as he continued to play a key role on special teams.

The Panthers free agent acquisition has been waiting years for this moment, to help lead a defense. It didn't come easy. But endless patience, grace for his growth, and roots in music helped Jaelan Phillips prepare. Now he's ready. 

The new signal-caller in the middle of the defense walked into his new home Thursday, and it just felt right to him. Now, he wants to maintain the standard that's been built here over the years.

The offensive tackle spent the last two seasons with the Carolina Panthers as a valuable member of the offensive line. He first joined the league in 2019. 

After being claimed off waivers from the Vikings in 2024, he's appeared in 18 games with one start, contributing on defense and special teams.

The former Alabama teammate of Bryce Young agreed to a one-year deal on Wednesday afternoon, adding some speed to the receiver position.