It remains to be seen if general manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales can build a winner in Carolina, but they've at least done well enough to keep their jobs for another year.

The Carolina Panthers want the ball in 2025. President of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan recently sat down for a chat with Carla Metts Gebhart of Charlotte Sports Live.

That job falls to Carolina's second-year general manager Dan Morgan, who has the considerable task of building the roster up around Young. It sounds like Young trusts Morgan to get that job done.

One of many difficult decisions facing Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan this offseason is what to do at the QB2 spot. Andy Dalton has served in that role the last two seasons and ...

Oklahoma City adds another big body to its frontline by trading for Pelicans center Daniel Theis. Associated Press Veteran center Daniel Theis is averaging 4.3 points and 4.3 rebounds per game ...