Defensive lineman A'Shawn Robinson watched the playoffs this past year "angry" at how the Panthers finished the season. It gave him extra motivation to return to the field and find chemistry with a revamped D-line unit. 

As the second year linebacker becomes more comfortable with his role in the Carolina Panthers defense, he has two of the franchise's best guiding him with near-daily check-ins. 

The rookie went up in the air and over the middle and took a pop Tuesday, but popped right back up and proceeded to celebrate. That toughness is a positive sign on a run-first team.

Derrick Brown was limited in practice Tuesday, and offensive lineman Chandler Zavala will miss a few weeks with a knee injury suffered Monday. Plus much more from a lighter day of practice.

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The team released veteran wideout and special teamer Dan Chisena, and signed rookie Ja'seem Reed on Tuesday morning.

The massive guard, coming off his first Pro Bowl appearance, stood up a very good defensive end in A'Shawn Robinson in one-on-ones on Monday, a reminder of how powerful he is.

Chuba Hubbard and Trevin Wallace got into it after a play, one of a number of little scraps that popped up. Plus more from Monday's first day of padded practice.

Clemson Tigers coach Dabo Swinney was on hand for Monday's training camp practice, visiting with his former receiver Hunter Renfrow, who he is fighting for a spot in the Carolina Panthers receivers room. 

Carolina Panthers players point to the stability and consistency of the last year as the building blocks that have turned their team into what they hope is a long lasting program. 

The senior defensive assistant missed some time after an offseason injury, but nothing was going to stop the original Panthers head coach from being on the practice field when training camp began.