To defend or offend, that is the question the Carolina Panthers face in the 2025 draft. Do they take a playmaker to help Bryce Young continue his ascent? Or do they continue to work on rebuilding ...

Still, it was only a first effort and at the very least Morgan understands where his team needs the most help right now. Asked by Panthers play-by-play man Anish Shroff how he would rank Carolina ...

After months of speculation, all the questions about Dan Morgan’s second draft as the head of the Panthers will thankfully be answered in just 8 days. Related: NFL Draft analyst says Panthers ...

Aside from quarterback, running back and offensive line, the Panthers need help at pretty much every position group. As far as the most-pressing needs go Morgan's last point about needing to stop ...

And general manager Dan Morgan, in his second offseason in charge, has a clearer view of the team’s needs than he did the year before. Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan. Kirby Lee-USA ...

As such, a team attempting to leapfrog New Orleans, sitting at No. 9, for a quarterback might give general manager Dan Morgan of the Carolina Panthers a call for the No. 8 overall pick.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dan Morgan had executed a pair of trades — one involving four pick swaps — and hadn’t slept much. So forgive the Carolina Panthers’ general manager if he couldn’t ...

It ultimately remains to be seen what the Panthers are going to do, but that seems to be Morgan's ideal situation. The Panthers could do anything, and that gives them leverage over the rest of the ...

Yesterday Carolina Panthers president of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan addressed several topics in his final press conference before the draft. Not surprisingly, Morgan was ...