Matt Rhule provides injury updates as Panthers resume practice after bye week

McCaffrey spoke about being the older guy in the group and what he's learned from some young guys out on the practice field.

Darnold said that he's working on his consistency this offseason, while also answering questions about his comfort in Charlotte and newly-announced league protocols.

Rhule wrapped the media portion of minicamp with answers on the offensive line, tryout players and roster spots as well as his approach to vaccinations.

Anderson spoke about returning for minicamp and his impression that Sam Darnold had a new 'glowing charisma' about him when he saw him.

Moton fielded questions about the franchise tag and his approach to minicamp and the 2021 season.

Erving expects to be full-go by training camp and anticipates getting the first look at left tackle.

Reddick laid out the ways that he aims to be a leader and to encourage younger players to grow and shine in their roles.

Horn signed his rookie contract prior to Tuesday's minicamp practice.

Rhule spoke to the media on Tuesday about the defensive standouts in practice as well as the return of Robby Anderson to the practice field.

Ryan was pleased with Darnold's work ethic and approach to learning the system.

Brady spoke about the Panthers new tight ends, who will step up to fill production from departed veterans and how he assess what Sam Darnold can do in this offense.

Darnold spoke about his comfort with all of the current installs, his anticipation of next week's minicamp and updates on his living situation in Charlotte.

Jackson spoke to the media about coming back from his toe injury of 2020 and what he's learning from veteran addition A.J. Bouye.

Slye spoke to the media about his offseason mental training and exercises and how it can translate to the field.

Rhule spoke to the media about the week of practice, player progression and his excitement for fans to be back at games in the fall.

Snow spoke about the different ways that he plans to use the new defensive additions from this offseason as well as his excitement for the growth of returning players like Brian Burns, Jeremy Chinn and Shaq Thompson.

Special teams coordinator Chase Blackburn spoke to the media about Slye's work this spring and explains how he evaluates veteran long snapper J.J. Jansen and rookie Thomas Fletcher.

Chinn spoke to the media about working with secondary players and adding more versatility to his repertoire.

Thomas spoke about his mentality and work in 2021 as he works to move past the challenges of 2020, both on and off the field.

Burns spoke about the new additions to the defense, his offseason procedure and how he's feeling before next season.

Moore said that he embraces the leadership role among the wide receivers room this season.

Rhule spoke to the media about the strong improvement of Ian Thomas this offseason, as well as the performance of a number of players in the secondary.

McCaffrey covered a wide variety of topics in his first media availability of the 2021 offseason calendar.

Darnold spoke to the media about his relationships with his teammates, specifically Christian McCaffrey, as well as getting life set up in Charlotte.

Rhule spoke to the media about Sam Darnold's development, Christian McCaffrey's return to the practice field, all of the new faces and the excitement for training camp at Wofford and fans in the stands in 2021.