No one knows who will be starting under center for the Carolina Panthers in 2025, including the man who runs the show. President of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan spoke with reporters this afternoon, just a few days ahead of his team ...

In their place, the team brought in GM Dan Morgan, a former player who also spent time as the assistant GM, and head coach Dave Canales. It has been another trying year in the Carolinas, but the new GM is pleased with Canales' work and excited about what's to come as they continue in their partnership.

Yesterday's trade of wide receiver Jonathan Mingo may just be a victory for everyone involved. The man who struck that deal, Carolina Panthers president of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan,

According to Carolina Panthers president of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan, quarterback Bryce Young was never really on the market. Morgan took some time to chat with reporters on Wednesday,

That didn't happen, possibly because Young went out and played one of his best games yet and led the team to a comeback win on Sunday. More likely, it's because GM Dan Morgan never wanted to move on from him.

The Carolina Panthers went into seller mode ahead of the NFL trade deadline, moving on from former second-round pick Jonathan Mingo. Dallas is now where the wide receiver will play out his rookie contract with a fourth-round pick heading back to Carolina.