Check out some of the second-year wide receiver's top plays from the season.

Before they head into the offseason, Bill Voth catches up with two reasons the Panthers are optimistic heading into 2019.

Quarterback Kyle Allen throws a deep pass to wide receiver Curtis Samuel, who makes a diving catch at the goal line for a 53-yard touchdown.

Quarterback Cam Newton spots Samuel open in the middle of the end zone for a 7-yard score in the second quarter.

Wide receiver speeds around the right side for 25 yards to set up his own touchdown catch two plays later.

Panthers wide receiver Curtis Samuel leaps into the air and catches the ball while falling backwards for a touchdown.

The Panthers wide receiver scored an unforgettable touchdown on a double reverse and hauled in a crucial fourth-quarter touchdown.

Receiver gets loose for his second score of the game - this one a 19-yard catch - to give the Panthers some breathing room back.

Wide receiver makes defenders look silly on wild 33-yard rush into the endzone

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The Panthers wideout simply wouldn't be stopped for his first career touchdown.

Wide receiver Curtis Samuel meets with the media following his return to practice.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Curtis Samuel catches a 31-yard long bomb in red zone against the New England Patriots.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Curtis Samuel connects with quarterback Taylor Heinicke for a 39-yard gain against Miami Dolphins.

Wide receiver Curtis Samuel shares his thoughts following his first practice of training camp.

Rookie wide receiver hauls in a long one and holds on to keep Panthers' first touchdown drive of game going.

Second-round wide receiver Curtis Samuel says his missed practice time is mostly precautionary.

Rookie wide receiver Curtis Samuel meets with the media after Monday's OTA practice.

Second-round pick plans to keep cramming during his weekend trip to the NFLPA Rookie Premiere.

The 'Good Morning Football' crew discusses the impact rookies Christian McCaffrey and Curtis Samuel can have this season.

Hear what wide receiver Curtis Samuel had to say when he spoke to the media following Friday's rookie minicamp practice.

Second-round pick Curtis Samuel discusses what type of player he can be for the Panthers at his introductory press conference.

Panthers Insider Mike Craft takes a look at how the selection of the Ohio State slot receiver gives the Panthers another valuable offensive weapon.

NFL Media'€'s Bucky Brooks, Matt Money and Lance Zierlein give Curtis Samuel an A- instant draft grade.

Former Panthers guard Travelle Wharton announces the wide receiver from Ohio State as the 40th overall selection in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft.

Receiver bounced back from a 2017 injury and an early-season medical scare to make a major impact.

The young, explosive playmakers have quickly meshed on and off the field, much to the delight of Cam Newton and the Panthers.

Second-year wideout scores first NFL touchdown, contributes to a special teams score.

Wide receiver hadn't practiced since preseason; Trai Turner, Damiere Byrd also back.

Wide receiver working to get up to speed in more ways than one.

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

The Panthers used a trade, free agency and the draft to bolster the WR corps. Will it help take the passing game to the next level?

The second-year wideout recently purchased his own JUGS machine. 

Ron Rivera watched over another day without Trai Turner. And saw a new kicker impress.

Rookie cornerback Donte Jackson gets good amount of work with the first team; wideout Curtis Samuel gets a taste of team drills.

After battling through a shoulder injury late last season, wide receiver taking on more of a leadership role in a room that has added more experience to the equation.

Playing with an upgraded receiving corps – but a healthy shoulder – can Devin Funchess hit 1,000 receiving yards this season?

Curtis Samuel looks sharp in individual drills but sits out team periods as Panthers get him slowly back up to speed.

Many fans want the Panthers to bring in old friend Tre Boston. Why that's not happening – for now.

The Panthers have done well this offseason to build a more complete offense around Cam Newton.

Ron Rivera could call a couple of former head coaches with defensive backgrounds who are currently out of work.

The Panthers' wideout roster is lined with guys 25 and under. That makes the 29-year-old Smith "old."

Christian McCaffrey had a record-setting rookie season. He and the Panthers could use some help from last year's other draftees.

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

Offensive coordinator Norv Turner discusses value the speedy veteran brings; Panthers have a plan to replace cornerback Daryl Worley, shipped to the Eagles in the deal.

The Panthers have shied away from popular names on the open market in previous years. Why this March may be different.

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

Filtering through the 27 minutes Carolina's head coach spent answering questions Thursday in Indianapolis.

Read head coach Ron Rivera's full comments from the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.

Cam Newton is the unquestioned starter, but Carolina is the only team that hasn't taken a quarterback over the past six drafts.