Morgan, who just completed his first season as Carolina Panthers GM, said Monday that he saw progress from his young team, but that there is plenty of work to be done this offseason. Morgan ...

The offseason is far from over for the Carolina Panthers. President of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan chatted with reporters for a little post-free agency presser on Wednesday.

Morgan was a first-round pick by the Panthers back in 2001, and the linebacker ended up spending seven seasons with the organization. Following his retirement, he spent time in the Seahawks front ...

Before coming back to Carolina as assistant GM, Morgan’s scouting and personnel roles took him to the Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills. The Carolina Panthers on Monday named Dan Morgan as the ...

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 ...

The full list of candidates for the Panthers’ job included: Morgan, 34, is a former first-round pick of the Panthers back in 2011. He played nine seasons in the NFL for the Panthers and Saints.

Aside from quarterback, running back and offensive line, the Panthers need help at pretty much every position group. As far as the most-pressing needs go Morgan's last point about needing to stop ...

Carolina Panthers new general manager Dan Morgan didn’t mince words when speaking about the franchise’s reputation in Thursday’s introductory news conference with new coach Dave Canales.