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We look ahead to the 2025 schedule with a player to watch on each opponent from the second half of the season.

The Panthers head into the offseason with one of the deeper, and therefore most competitive, wide receiving corps in recent years. It's a change the team has been working towards and veterans are excited to see.

Now the the Panthers 2025 schedule is out, we look ahead by looking back, celebrating one historical play in Panthers history against each opponent.

The 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles will be the first in history to include flag football as a sport. It's a change that has enticed players across the NFL. On Tuesday, the league approved players to participate.

The Panthers waived a rookie receiver on Tuesday, and brought back a familiar face to restock the roster.

While the kick off for the 2025 season may still be fourth months away, we're still preparing now. Here is one player to watch from each Panthers opponent, Weeks 1-8.

The Panthers have assigned jersey numbers to the free agency class, with one member already updating to a single digit. Plus a linebacker switches to an old number, and additional roster numbers are assigned.

From identifying non-division games, to being open to joint practices with Texans and Steelers, here are four takeaways from Dave Canales' press conference reviewing the Panthers 2025 schedule.

A year ago, Dave Canales said the Panthers would have to earn prime time games. The team received one on this year's schedule and the coach knows it's an opportunity to "become who we are."

Former Panthers quarterback and current Panthers radio analyst Jake Delhomme goes through the 2025 Carolina schedule, offering insight on opponents, how divisional games land, and more.