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Clyde Edwards-Helaire had 1,867 yards from scrimmage and 17 total touchdowns last season in Joe Brady’s LSU offense. It helped Edwards-Helaire’s draft stock, and it helped get Brady an NFL job. Brady followed Baylor coach Matt Rhule to Carolina as the Panthers’ offensive coordinator. Edwards-Helaire, like other LSU players this week, predicts big things for [more]
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The on-field drills begin today at the NFL Combine.
The 2020 NFL Combine begins in earnest today with the on-field drills portion of the event. Today, the quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends will take the field to show off their skills.
Here’s a quick recap of how to follow along with the action:
Thursday, February 27Who: QB, WR, TE
When: 4-11 p.m. ET
TV: NFL Network
Mobile: NFL App, NFL Network App
Stream: NFL.com (tv login required), fubo.tv
Use...
Carolina Panthers coach Matt Rhule was a guest on NFL Network this morning. Watch Rhule talk about his 30-year old offensive coordinator Joe Brady with Peter Schrager on Good Morning Football. We won’t get to see them coach in a real game for another six months, but one thing that shines through with Rhule and Brady is their passion for their craft. That should serve them well as they get to work with this rebuild. Email Sign up Like this article? Sign up for the Panthers Wire email...
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Gregg Rosenthal rounds up the biggest takeaways from the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday, including insights from Carolina and Tampa Bay that could influence how the quarterback...
Panthers safety Eric Reid had a strong season in 2018 after signing late in September. This past year his performance was not quite up to the same level. Now we may have a better idea of why. In a post he shared on his Twitter account, Reid claims he was hobbled by a sprained ankle and MCL the majority of the season. Reid says he’s not making excuses though and expects more from himself. Reid was on the injury report at different times during the season but he still started all 16 games...
The Panthers have picked up the 2020 team option for guard Chris Reed, according to a report by Field Yates at ESPN. Reed’s addition to the roster in December flew under the radar. He was claimed off waivers from the Dolphins just two days after the team fired former head coach Ron Rivera. Reed offers more depth for the interior offensive line, which should be on the laundry list of things the front office needs to address this offseason. Yesterday, the team declined the option on wide...
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The NFL Combine will be broadcast in primetime for the first time this year.
The 2020 NFL Combine has already started with the player measurement and interview segments, but the part most people care about begins tomorrow when players participate in the on-field drills.
Here’s a brief guide on how to follow along with the on-field drills as they happen live from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. starting tomorrow.
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Wide receiver Curtis Samuel posted the fastest 40-yard dash of any Panthers player in 2017.
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"I absolutely want Cam [Newton] here," Carolina coach Matt Rhule said about the Pro Bowl quarterback on Tuesday. "There's no doubt about that."
Cam Newton might have sent a message to the Carolina Panthers with a workout video he posted on Instagram on Tuesday, which featured the caption, "Im so comfortable with being uncomfortable...
The Carolina Panthers will decline the 2020 contract option for wide receiver Jarius Wright, according to NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport (on Twitter). The move will save the club $3M against the salary cap. Had Wright’s option been exercised, he would have been in line for $1M in guaranteed pay. Instead, he’ll look for work elsewhere after a so-so 2019 season. Wright, 30, had just 28 receptions for 296 yards with no touchdowns in 2019. It was a drop-off from his 2018 season — his first...
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The veteran wide receiver will become a free agent after two seasons with the team.
According to Ian Rapaport of NFL Network, the Carolina Panthers will decline their option on Jarius Wright’s contract, making him a free agent.
The rebuild continues for the #Panthers, who will decline the contract option for veteran WR Jarius Wright, source said. Declining the $1M fully guaranteed option makes Wright a free agent and let’s Carolina free up $3M in cap...
Panthers coach Matt Rhule just wrapped up a press conference with reporters in Indianapolis at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine. Rhule had some interesting things to say. The elephant in the room was naturally the situation at quarterback, which he addressed before needing to be asked. To recap, Cam Newton is entering the final year of his contract and there’s been a flurry of speculation regarding his future in the media this offseason. Trade rumors and hot takes abound. On that subject,...
The Carolina Panthers continue to send mixed signals about Cam Newton’s future with the team. On Tuesday, it was new coach Matt Rhule who said that he was “unbelievably excited” to get the opportunity to work with Newton despite rumors that the Panthers may still look to move on from the quarterback. Newton is recovering from a Lisfranc injury that limited him to two games in 2019. The Panthers want to see him healthy before committing to him, but there are certainly indications that...
While the Carolina Panthers are prepared to move forward with Cam Newton as their starter next season, they are also thinking about the future. The Panthers have not only looked into trading up for the No. 1 overall pick this year, but they could also have their eye on next year’s quarterback class. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, Carolina’s front office is intrigued by the 2021 quarterback class and it’s one of the reasons they are ready to bring Newton back for the 2020 season....
This morning, Ian Rapoport at NFL Network reported that the Panthers are moving forward with Cam Newton as their starting quarterback. Newton is entering the last year of his contract and there has been a ton of speculation about him potentially being traded this offseason. While Rapoport’s report is reassuring, we still haven’t heard any kind of public commitment from the front office. Head coach Matt Rhule is scheduled to speak with the media in about half an hour at the NFL Scouting...
The Panthers plan to move forward with Cam Newton as their starting quarterback, sources tell NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport (on Twitter). Things can change in the coming months, RapSheet cautions, but that’s the Panthers’ mindset at this time. There’s been lots of talk about a potential trade of the one-time MVP, but it’ll be months before Newton’s surgically-repaired foot is game-ready, and that hurts his potential trade value. The expectation is that the QB will be able to pass his...
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Probably not, but all signs are positive for his 2020 return
NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport set the yawning NFL world on fire this morning with two tweets, citing sources, that the Carolina Panthers have committed to Cam Newton as their quarterback. He alleges that the team has enough of a rebuild on their hands elsewhere that they don’t also need one at quarterback.
#Panthers coach Matt Rhule and his staff have been encouraged with how Cam Newton has...
There has been a lot of talk about the Carolina Panthers potentially trading or releasing Cam Newton this offseason, but apparently that is not the team’s plan. The Panthers are moving forward as if Newton will be their starting quarterback in 2020, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Newton is making progress in his recovery from a foot injury, and new Panthers coach Matt Rhule and his staff have been encouraged with the progress and commitment they have seen from the former MVP. Rapoport...