Washington: The takeaways were huge

Following a rainy practice, No. 9 spoke about playing through the elements to prepare for the season.

The Panthers wideout talked to the media about playing with confidence and building a connection with his quarterback.

The Panthers head coach noted several matchups that will help both sides of the football improve.

Horn talked about wanting to stay healthy and show that he's of the best corners in the league.

Starting his first NFL training camp, the Panthers wideout is holding himself to a high standard.

Canales shared his excitement for his first training camp as a head coach.

Young spoke about being focused in every meeting and every practice to accomplish the team's goals at the end of the year.

"Everywhere I've been, I've found a way to win," he said.

The Panthers President of Football Operations/General Manager talked about creating competition as camp's kickoff nears.

Piñeiro spoke to the media as minicamp concludes.

Young spoke about the offense finding its identity, adapting to the new system and communicating effectively.

Thompson gave updates on his health, his impressions of the team, and offseason ventures.

Canales gave his analysis of what the Panthers accomplished on and off the field as minicamp wraps

The sixth-year running back discussed his expectations for himself as an experienced veteran and encouraging the running back room.

The new Panthers wideout talked about building a relationship with Bryce Young and his teammates.

Clowney shared his thoughts about why the Panthers defensive system is a good fit and how he views his veteran experience.

Coach Canales talked about the fundamentals and timing he wants the players to focus on this week.

Dalton spoke about the team coming together in the offseason to build an identity.

Cooley praised coach Canales on his efforts to create relationships with each coach.

"They help each other and everyone is competing," said the running backs coach.

The Panthers coach answered question about the team's work on the field in OTAs and preparing for the NFL's new kickoff rule.

The former Denver Bronco talked about his relationship and familiarity with the Panthers defensive coaching staff.

Ekwonu addressed the new additions in the O-line room and growing as a unit.

"It's all about communication on the line, conditioning, and practicing technique," he said.

Young talked about the relationships he's formed with the Panthers' new offensive players as they begin OTAs.