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Carolina Panthers say they are open to return of Cam Newton, who is weighing options for next season
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers haven't ruled out re-signing quarterback Cam Newton, but the 2015 NFL MVP is exploring other options.
Sam Darnold 'in the lead' for Carolina Panthers quarterback job, general manager Scott Fitterer says
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina Panthers general manager Scott Fitterer, less than a month after saying the starting quarterback job was «open,'' on Friday said Sam Darnold was „in the lead for that job.''
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin among attendees for Liberty QB Malik Willis' pro day
LYNCHBURG, Va. — Liberty quarterback Malik Willis impressed a school pro-day record 60 NFL coaches, scouts and executives from all 32 teams with the arm strength and athleticism that has him projected as a first-round draft pick.
Sources - Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints to meet with QB Deshaun Watson in next 2 days
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints, rivals in the NFC South, will meet with Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson over the next 48 hours, a league source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Buffalo Bills to hire former Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Joe Brady as quarterbacks coach, source says
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills are hiring former Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Joe Brady as the team's new quarterbacks coach, a source confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday.
Under-the-radar NFL trade candidates -- 20 players with sneaky trade value to watch, including Christian McCaffrey, Calvin Ridley
It feels like anything is possible on the NFL trade market. Teams are more willing than ever to part with top-shelf players or even top draft picks who haven't earned patience.
NFL exec predictions for 2022 - Quarterback shuffling and trades, coach changes, future teams for Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson
The NFL promises change. Impatient owners and general managers fire coaches after one or two years. Quarterbacks like the sound of new homes. Franchises embrace rebuilds with more frequency, and draft picks are traded like baseball cards on a school bus. And if Tom Brady can sign with Tampa Bay in 2020, then nothing appears off the table in 2022.