Panthers' Free Agency: Hits & Misses, Seeking More Steals

0:00I'm Cory with the story, bringing you the latest from Durham News today. The NFL's legal tampering window opens in one week, letting teams like the Carolina Panthers negotiate contracts with free agents. Last year's signings were a mix-back for Carolina, with some big wins and clear misses as they pushed to build a stronger roster. A few deals fell flat, including edge-rusher Tershan Warden, who earned a dismal grade in performance metrics. Terrier Lyman Bobby Brown is already on the trade block, and safety Trayvon Mowarek struggled badly in coverage after high hoax from general. Manager Dan Morgan On the bright side, analysts at Proful Ball Focus call two Panthers, moves among the best value free agent picks of the entire class. Running back Rico Doudal joined on a bargain one-year deal worth just $2.75 million, ranking low among starter pay. All delivered anyway, finishing with the 14th most rushing yards league-wide, and dominating during a five-week hot streak where Carolina win.

1:01Four and one. Cornerback Mike Jackson, resigned cheaply, posted the third best overall grade at his position all season, and earned all pro honors. Looking ahead to this offseason, the Panthers aimed to dodge those flops and chase more steals like Doudal and Jackson to take the next step toward. Contention This story is made possible by our sponsor. A pillow that plays your podcasts, music, or white noise privately, no earbuds required. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com