Washington: I know what I bring to the table

Weatherly hit on a number of engaging topics in Tuesday's press conference, including his optimism for the defensive line, his choice of eyewear, his commitment to social justice and the importance of voting.

Slye spoke to the media about what he aims to improve upon in his sophomore campaign and how he mentally prepares for his kicks.

Panthers cornerback Eli Apple, 25, spoke to the Carolina media for the first time on Monday.

Carolina's rookie defensive end addressed the media on what he's picked up so far from his new teammates and coaches at training camp.

Head coach Matt Rhule touched on position battles, player progression and the safety measures within the facility as he recapped the first week of training camp with the media.

Running back Christian McCaffrey talked to the media about his offseason and the hungry mindset of the entire roster.

Cornerback Donte Jackson talks about what he learned from last season and how he's worked with the new secondary players and coaches.

Brian Burns spoke to the media about his injury in his rookie season and his mindset for success entering 2020.

Moore talked to the media about embracing the challenge of being the best receiver he can be after a 1,000-yard season in 2019.

Center Matt Paradis played with tackle Russell Okung and guard Michael Schofield in Denver in 2016.

General manager Marty Hurney spoke to the media about cutting the roster to 80 players, the safety protocols for camp and his outlook on the season.

Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater addressed the media on Monday and spoke about his perspective on leading the Panthers as the new quarterback.

Carolina's first round pick talked about how everything is new and how he's adjusting in a training camp altered by COVID.

Veteran defensive tackle Kawann Short detailed his offseason rehab and relationships with new players and coaches on the Panthers defense entering 2020.

Linebacker Shaq Thompson spoke to the media on Sunday about his role as a veteran on the Panthers defense and leading younger players in challenging circumstances.

Rhule talked about the new stadium setup for safety measures, the roster makeup and the staff's approach to a unique training camp amidst the pandemic.

Rhule offered highlights from the conclusion of the offseason program and broke down the steps the team is making to pull off a socially-distanced training camp in July.

Carolina's offensive coordinator discussed a number of topics with local media, including quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, the team's wide receivers and Christian McCaffrey's usage rate in 2019.

In a virtual presser with the media, defensive coordinator Phil Snow confirmed that Tahir Whitehead will get the first look at middle linebacker, talked about his expectations for Panthers safeties and corners and stressed the importance of stopping the run.

Special teams coordinator Chase Blackburn talked about the health of kicker Graham Gano, the kicking competition and how the special teams groups are handling virtual meetings.

Carolina's safety talks about participating in a local protest, his views on racial injustices and the moving of the Richardson statue on Wednesday.

Carolina's new defensive lineman outlines specific items that communities need to undertake to create future change and his reaction to events in Minneapolis as a former resident.

In a call with local media, linebacker Andre Smith expands on the importance of harnessing his voice for change and how he came to be involved with social justice action.

Tight end Chris Manhertz spoke about the mission of the Panthers Player Impact Committee and the necessity for doing the hard work necessary for change.

Carolina's head coach touched on a number of topics in a press conference with the media, talking about the importance of discourse and enacting change in society and answering questions on new signees, depth on the offensive line and virtual learning.