Andre Smith, Chris Manhertz and Stephen Weatherly each met with the media on Thursday to express their thoughts on how they can help enact change.

The former Buffalo Bill has had a big week against his former team.

The Panthers' Player Impact Committee is supporting nonprofits that specialize in issues important to them.

The Panthers tight end took part in the NFLPA's externship program.

Who is actually the best hooper on the team? The answer may surprise you.

Potential restricted free agent has developed into a reliable blocking tight end.

Defensive end Julius Peppers (shoulder) and wideout Curtis Samuel (ankle) are still working back to full strength after surgeries.

The first-round pick hasn't signed yet. So what's his compensation this spring?

Panthers claim Old Dominion's all-time leading passer from the Texans.

Last spring's second-round pick continues to work his way back from a broken ankle.

Punter Michael Palardy, wide receiver Damiere Byrd, offensive lineman Tyler Larsen and tight end Chris Manhertz have been retained for 2018.

Panthers.com sets the stage for the start of the new league year with a status report for each position group.

A number of Panthers starters became unrestricted free agents on March 14.

Panthers place tight end Chris Manhertz on injured reserve with an ankle injury and sign offensive tackle Blaine Clausell off the practice squad.

Cameron Artis-Payne played his highest percentage of snaps this season.

The offense struggled mightily in a game that would have given Carolina the NFC South title.

Wide receiver Brenton Bersin played a career-high 51 snaps; linebacker Shaq Thompson was on the field for every play in return from foot injury.

Colin Jones played in 28 snaps as he made his second career interception.

Damiere Byrd played a career-high 38 snaps as he made a career-best five receptions.

The defensive line saw higher snap count numbers with Charles Johnson out.

Greg Olsen played 24 snaps in his return, before ending his day with soreness.

Answering your pressing – and not-so-pressing – questions of the week.

The former Division II player has come a long way in the past year.

20 different players saw snaps on offense as Carolina set a team record for net offensive yards.

Read what Panthers and Dolphins players said following Carolina's 45-21 victory over Miami.