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sports20h ago

The Panthers improve to 23rd in the NFL in the 2026 NFLPA grades, up from 25th in 2025.
Dave Canales receives an A- and Dan Morgan an A for their coaching and GM performance respectively.
Owner David Tepper’s grade jumps from D- to B- in 2026, a notable improvement.
Negative notes cite the home field being rated an F and locker room concerns.
The report emphasizes Bryce Young’s era and the importance of offseason decisions.
The report notes grass field preference by players amid ongoing facility debates.
Pat McAfee and social media reactions are cited as context for Tepper’s leadership perception.
Positives also highlight the coaching and training staff as high-performing.
The Panthers’ overall progress is described as gradual but positive.
The article mentions the upcoming offseason as pivotal for the team’s direction.

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sports20h ago

Carolina is considering Georgia linebacker CJ Allen with the 19th pick to bolster run defense.
The Panthers improved in 2025 after a rough 2024, winning three more games than the prior season.
In 2025, Carolina’s run defense fell to 123.3 yards per game, though signs remained mixed late season.
The Panthers’ defense added efficiency in 2025 after a poor 2024 run defense season.
General manager Dan Morgan previously inked linebacker Christian Rozeboom, who led the team in tackles in 2025.
The scouting discussants expect Carolina to focus on offensive line and linebacker in the draft, with an emphasis on the latter.
CJ Allen's 2025 stat line included 88 tackles, 3.5 sacks, and four passes defensed, highlighting his upside in coverage and run stopping.
The analysis frames CJ Allen as a potential partner to Trevin Wallace in Carolina’s linebacking corps.
The article references combining Allen’s intangibles with the Panthers' evolving defense under Evero.
The piece notes the Panthers’ ongoing need to upgrade their pass rush despite overall defensive gains.

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sports14h ago

The Panthers’ 2024 free-agent class was strong in value, with two standout signings highlighted by PFF.
Dowdle joined on a one-year, $2.75 million deal and was productive during a five-week run.
Jackson achieved strong PFF grades, including a playoff performance praised by analysts.
The Panthers still faced misses at other signings, signaling room for improvement.
Analyst Buday credited Dowdle and Jackson with value that justified the Panthers' spending.
Jackson's play helped Carolina reach the playoffs and perform in key moments.
PFF analysis framed the 2024 class as a blueprint for value-driven signing strategy.
Carolina will aim to repeat the 2024 value when pursuing free agents next year.

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