Carolina Panthers president of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan spoke to reporters this afternoon, a day before the start of his team's first training camp session. He was asked about some of the roster's biggest position battles, including the one at wide receiver.

The Panthers, through their uniquely designed front office, made great use of analytics during the 2025 NFL Draft and free agency. An inside look into the trio at the top and how they worked together to have an efficient offseason.

It was a busy offseason for Carolina Panthers’ general manager Dan Morgan. The team is not done looking at experienced performers who could aid the team.

The Panthers could be without tight end Tommy Tremble for their season opener after he was placed on the PUP list.

The Panthers, fueled by some conviction out of general manager Dan Morgan, selected Horn in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL draft. The 5-foot-8, 174-pounder would proceed to make an immediate impression at rookie minicamp, where he turned heads with his startling speed.

The Panthers have a new top voice in their front office. On Monday, Carolina owner David Tepper promoted Dan Morgan — the team’s former assistant GM — to President of Football Operations and ...

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Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan's failed pursuits led one team insider to hint that a risky pivot is coming.