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The Panthers' running back is participating in his first OTAs in the NFL, and after two back-to-back injuries, he's using the time to remind everyone just what can bring to an offense.

Dave Canales discussed how they approach spring practices as they build on last year, along with a few absences from practice, as they prepare to cheer for the Hurricanes tonight.

From scouting Monroe Freeling and Lee Hunter to potential trades, Dan Morgan predicting the finals rounds, and more, go inside the Panthers' 2026 draft class with the latest episode of Blueprint.

Around 20 former Panthers' players were on hand Friday to watch the third practice of OTAs, connect with current players, and reconnect with each other.

The Panthers are through the first of three weeks of OTAs, and they mixed in a field trip that came with some life lessons. Plus more on the offseason work.

The Panthers took a break from OTAs for a field trip to Hendrick Motorsports, where they got a taste of the fine margins and prep work that makes a pit crew work smoothly.

The third-year running back took his first OTA snaps on Tuesday, and showed flashes of his speed. Plus Jaelan Phillips making an early impact, and more.

From Young asking for more during practice, to Freeling's chance to compete, and more, here are five takeaways from the Panthers first day of OTAs.

As part of his commitment to developing players and coaches alike, Dave Canales gave his young assistants their chances to take charge during minicamp.

The Panthers running back signed this spring in free-agency. He was immediately flooded with suggestions on how to enjoy his new home town and turned it into a Charlotte Bucket List.