In addition to a couple of jerseys, the former Panthers linebacker spotlighted his notebooks and his offseason workout plans — which speak to the qualities that got him to Canton.

We're days away from mocking the mocks, and seeing what the Panthers actually do at 19. Plus more of your questions about the buildup, short-yardage, and basketball.

The former Panthers linebacker came to Canton, Ohio this weekend for his orientation ahead of his enshrinement as part of the Class of 2026 in August.

In our final position preview ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we take a look at the interior defensive line prospects to gauge how they might fight in with the Panthers.

The Clemson defensive tackle has plenty of questions surrounding his role at the next level. But he is also confident he has plenty of answers.

Underneath a Carolina blue sky, the Panthers and Atrium Health announced a partnership for the Atrium Health Training Facility, a state-of-the-art practice facility that wills serve the Panthers and the community.

Check out a collection of who media outlets are projecting for the Panthers at No. 19 overall in the 2026 NFL draft, in our mock draft version 7.0.

The Panthers legend will be among a group of current and former players announcing second and third picks next week in Pittsburgh.

The Missouri product is carrying a legacy name into the league, courtesy of his dad and brother, but is excited to put his own twist on the linebacker role at the next level.

It's a deep inside linebacker class in the 2026 draft. Get to know a few of the talented guys that could catch the eye of the Carolina Panthers.

The Ohio State linebacker is versatile, with the talent and ability to play all over the defense. It presents a conundrum for teams as they determine where to line him up. But Reese has some ideas about where he'd best be used.

There are some top pass-rushers in this year's class of edges which should interest the Panthers even with considerable investments there in recent years.