The Carolina Panthers enter the 2026 season facing lower expectations despite signs of progress shown late last year. After reaching the playoffs with an improving roster, Carolina is now projected by several analysts to finish with a worse record against a far more demanding NFL schedule.

The Panthers have a few players who are currently starters but may not be after OTAs.

A pair of players were returned to the Carolina Panthers on Tuesday. As noted by Mike Kaye of The Charlotte Observer this afternoon, running back Montrell Johnson and tight end Bryce Pierre have reverted to the team's injured reserve after clearing waivers.

The Carolina Panthers decided to tinker with their roster Monday ahead of next week’s organized team activities.

The Panthers have one of the league's hardest schedules, but there are a couple of small benefits.

Some good timing helped boost the Panthers' projected win total for the 2026 season.

The 2026 NFL schedule won't be released for another week but we know who the Panthers will play. Here's a look at Carolina's opponents in 2026.

The Carolina Panthers' schedule is filled with tough tests throughout the season, facing off against teams trying to return to the playoffs and hopefuls who are looking to get back in.

The Panthers signed RB Miles Davis (not that one) and DL Tywone Malone Jr. on Monday. They also waived others.