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Carolina received conditional late-round 2025 compensation as part of the deal.

The addition of the former Jaguars and Lions wide receiver continues a busy free agency period of stocking offensive pieces for the new quarterback.

With the additions of some new assistants, Frank Reich's first staff has more than 200 years of NFL coaching experience.

The defensive end played in 11 games for Carolina in 2022 and returns to a productive defensive line.

The former Vikings wide receiver visited last week, and gives the Panthers their most proven player at a position in transition.

The former Texans offensive guard, who has played for Panthers line coach James Campen in multiple spots, adds some depth to a consistent line.

The Clemson product has started 34 games the last three years with the Broncos, and brings some familiarity with new coordinator Ejiro Evero's 3-4 defense.

Busy pre-free agency period now includes a starting-caliber tight end, as they continue to look for targets in the passing game.

The 12-year veteran quarterback will add leadership to the QBs room, after the Panthers made the deal last week to get to the top pick in the draft.

The former starting center was replaced by Bradley Bozeman, who agreed to a new three-year deal on Monday.

The veteran center agrees to terms to return, and helps them keep a sudden strength of the roster strong.

They're bringing back the restricted free agent safety, who emerged as a top special teams player this season and earned notice around the league for his aggressive style.

The former Saints and Bengals safety had four interceptions last year, and would give the Panthers another experienced option in the secondary.

The former Saints defensive tackle gives them more size up front, and another good run defender as they transition to a 3-4 defense.

The veteran linebacker agreed to a new deal to keep him here, where he'll add some stability to the middle of a restructured defense.

The veteran long snapper signed a one-year deal Monday, bringing him back for a 15th season with the team, and giving him a chance to extend his all-time mark.

The longtime NFL cornerback adds his playing experience to Ejiro Evero's first defensive staff here.

The longtime NFL wideout and coach is the sixth player on the offensive coaching staff with background as a player in the league.

The 36-year-old will lead the Panthers' offense after a three-year stint working with Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams.

The former Green Beret, who later oversaw selection and assessment of future Green Berets, has been added to Frank Reich's staff as vice president of development.