We’re counting down the days until the Panthers open up the 2025 season!
Hello CSR! I hope you all are enjoying your July 4th weekend! We’re continuing to countdown to the Panther 2025 season opener, and we’re 64 Days to go. So today, we’ll take a deeper look at number 64 for the Panthers: OL Cade Mays.
Mays came to Carolina as the 199th overall pick in the 6th round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Since then, he’s played in 38 games with 15 starts between the tackle and center positions. Last season, he actually took over for the Panthers...
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We bring you another round of questions on July 4th!
Hello CSR! Welcome to Brian Answers, part two of your weekly Panthers fan mailbag for everyone! Its July 4th, you had a few really solid questions this week. If you happen to be chilling out by the pool or enjoying a BBQ, come for some light Panthers reading!
PantherBlueBlood: Will Chuba eclipse the 1000 rushing yards mark this season?
I’d actually go as far as to say 1k rushing yards should be the expectation for Chuba. He racked up 902 rush yards in 2023 and 1195 in 2024, a season...
We’re counting down the days until the Panthers open the 2025 season!
Hello CSR! We’re celebrating another July 4th around the sun, and a look at number 65 for the Carolina Panthers as we’ve hit 65 Days until the Panthers open the season. With that, we’ll take a look at offensive guard Ja’Tyre Carter!
Carter entered the NFL as the 226th overall pick in the 7th round of the 2022 NFL Draft, selected by the Chicago Bears. [He appeared in 3 games with 31 offensive snaps his rookie season, and 10 games with 2 starts and 176 offensive snaps in...
A quick check on three contenders for the Panthers division, plus the New Orleans Saints
With little actual newsworthy developments around the NFL in July, it's time to ask ourselves the important questions. We'll start with a simple one:
Who is going to win the NFC South?
You have three obvious contenders in the Atlanta Falcons, the Carolina Panthers, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The New Orleans Saints are also notable for being present in the division. Let's break this down briefly by team before throwing y'all at this week's Reacts survey.
Atlanta has a fascinating mix...
We’re counting down the days until the Panthers open up the 2025 season!
In this series, we’ll be counting down until opening kickoff by running through the Panthers roster by jersey number. Today’s piece looks at the current and historical players to have ever donned No. 66 for the Carolina Panthers.
Losoya (6’3”, 325 lbs) is an interior offensive lineman who started his collegiate career at Middle Tennessee State. He saw limited action as a true freshman in 2019 and really burst on the scene as a starter for Middle Tennessee in the 2021 season....
Was the Carolina Panthers 2024 offensive line actually good, or did it just a lot better compared to 2023?
After nearly a decade of offensive line play that peaked at middling but mostly hovered around the bottom of the league, the Carolina Panthers front office finally realized enough was enough heading into the 2024 season. The new regime decided to take an unconventional path forward by investing heavily in free agent offensive guards. A position that not only doesn’t normally draw a high dollar amount in free agency, but one that NFL teams almost never invest heavily in two high-priced...
We’re counting down the days until the Panthers open up the 2025 season!
In this series, we’ll be counting down until opening kickoff by running through the Panthers roster by jersey number. Today’s piece looks at the current and historical players to have ever donned No. 67 for the Carolina Panthers.
Kandra (6’4”, 320 lbs) is a guard from Cincinnati, Ohio. He started his collegiate career with a few years playing for the Louisville Cardinals before returning home to play for the Cincinnati Bearcats for the last two years of his eligibility. While mostly a...
Come, bring us your questions in this week’s mail bag.
Hello CSR. Welcome to Brian asks, your weekly Panthers fan mail bag for everyone! We’re getting oh so close to the preseason and meaningful football news. I’m here every week to gauge your interest, interest and questions, whether they be Panthers related, football related, or even completely off topic. You all know the drill, comment down below with all of your questions and I’ll have answers for you later on in the week. Or if you don’t have any questions you’d like to hear as I know it’s getting tiresome,...
We’re counting down the days until the Panthers open up the 2025 season!
There are 68 days until the 2025 season kickoff for the Carolina Panthers. That means today’s post is about Damien Lewis, starting guard and number 68 for the black and blue.
Before the Panthers
The path the 6-foot-2, 327-pounder took to the NFL is a unique one. He began his college career at Northwest Mississippi Community College where he played in 2016 and 2017. Lewis dominated those two seasons, amassing back-to-back junior college All-American awards.
In 2018 he transferred to LSU and started two seasons for the...
We’re counting down the days until the Panthers open up the 2025 season!
There are 69 days until the first game of the season for the Carolina Panthers. Today’s piece looks at the history of the number 69 jersey, which no player is currently wearing per Panthers.com.
Only three players have worn the number 69 jersey for more than a season. Those players are defensive end Les Miller, left tackle and team legend Jordan Gross, and center Tyler Larsen. They, and a few other one year players like defensive end Jared Allen, wore this jersey for 22 out of the...
Here’s this week’s open thread.
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