Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Morgan

The 2026 NFL schedule is officially locked in, and for the Carolina Panthers, it's time to have an honest conversation. Dave Canales and Dan Morgan have spent the offseason completely reshaping this roster — bringing in Jaelan Phillips, Devin Lloyd, and a rebuilt offensive line — but none of that matters until we see it tested against the best competition the league has to offer. And this schedule? It is going to find every crack in this team.In this video, we break down the six hardest games on Carolina's 2026 calendar, ranked from most brutal to most manageable, and explain exactly why each one is a genuine danger game.We start with the undisputed nightmare: Week 8 at Lambeau Field on Thursday Night Football. A short prep week, freezing late-October temperatures, and Jordan Love picking apart a secondary with limited practice reps is about as bad as a scheduling draw can get. Then there's Week 11, when Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens come to Bank of America Stadium for what promises to be the single greatest test of Carolina's new-look front seven. If Devin Lloyd and Trevin Wallace can't handle the run-fit responsibilities against Baltimore's heavy personnel, this one gets ugly fast.The prime-time slate doesn't stop there. Week 4 brings Dan Campbell's Lions to Charlotte for Sunday Night Football — a pure trench war that will tell us immediately whether Carolina's interior can compete with the best offensive line in football. Derrick Brown and second-round pick Lee Hunter are going to be pushed to their absolute limits. Week 6 puts the Panthers on the road in Philadelphia, coming straight out of their bye week into one of the loudest, most hostile environments in pro sports — Jaycee Horn in a heavyweight boundary battle against A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith all afternoon.Then comes the back half of the season. Week 12 sends Carolina to Tampa Bay on Monday Night Football, where Todd Bowles will dial up every disguised pressure in his playbook specifically designed to confuse Bryce Young. And Week 16 closes the gauntlet in Pittsburgh, where single-digit wind chills, T.J. Watt on the edge, and real playoff implications will make for the grittiest afternoon of the entire season.Each of these games represents not just a tough opponent, but a specific schematic challenge that will expose something about who the Panthers really are in 2026. Can Bryce Young operate on short weeks in hostile prime-time environments? Can the new-look pass rush win on the road? Does this defensive front have the discipline to hold up against elite run games? The answers are all inside this schedule.If you love Panthers football and want the full breakdown of what's coming, you're in the right place. Like the video, drop your predictions in the comments below, and subscribe so you don't miss a single breakdown all season long.Let's ride, Panthers fans. Keep Pounding.

Dennis Cox & Chris Lea discuss how Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales signing WR Jalen Coker to a long term contract extension is great for both the Panthers and Coker, but also is similar to how the Carolina Hurricanes signed young players to contract extensions en route to winning the 2026 NHL Stanley Cup. Panthers Playbook is sponsored by Wake Orthopedics.

The Carolina Panthers' offseason has quietly turned into one of the more fascinating case studies in the NFL, and this video breaks down every angle of it. We start with the contract extension for wide receiver Jalen Coker, signed before training camp even opened. From his undrafted journey out of Holy Cross to becoming a building block at receiver, Coker opens up about why the timing mattered, how a recommitted diet and training routine helped him stay on the field, and what his growing chemistry with fellow young receiver Tetairoa McMillan could mean for the offense in 2026.From there, we shift to rookie minicamp, where Panthers legend Thomas Davis raised eyebrows comparing third-round pick Chris Brazzell II's route-running to All-Pro Justin Jefferson, while head coach Dave Canales pointed to a different comp entirely: former Panther Robby Anderson. After a First-Team All-SEC season at Tennessee, Brazzell is already generating buzz before he's played a single regular-season snap.We also cover the latest roster movement around the league. Longtime division rival Cameron Jordan is reportedly closing in on a new one-year deal to stay with the Saints, extending a 15-year run and a head-to-head history that hasn't been kind to Carolina. Meanwhile, former Panthers linebacker Jacoby Windmon has resurfaced with the Steelers after a winding path through two stints in Carolina.The centerpiece of this video, though, is the Rasheed Walker signing, and why it might be the smartest move of Dan Morgan's offseason. After Ikem Ekwonu's Wild Card injury left a hole at left tackle, Carolina needed a starter fast, at a position where the market price was roughly $20 million a year. Instead, they locked up a 26-year-old, 42-game starter on a one-year deal with a $4 million base and a $10 million incentive-laden ceiling, using the exact same financial blueprint that turned Rico Dowdle into a $12.25 million payday for Pittsburgh after a bargain season in Carolina. We break down the contract structure, why the incentive design protects the cap either way, and how this sets up Carolina for a potential premium compensatory pick down the line.Finally, we look at the quarterback room behind Bryce Young, whose fifth-year option is now locked in, and why a thin depth chart of Kenny Pickett, Will Grier, and undrafted rookie Haynes King has Texas Tech's Brendan Sorsby and the supplemental draft on Carolina's radar.If you want the full picture of how this front office is building its roster, this is the video for you. Like, subscribe, and drop your thoughts on the Walker contract in the comments — is it the steal of the offseason?

The Carolina Panthers just extended Jalen Coker on a deal worth up to $35 million through 2029. On the surface, it's a payday for an undrafted breakout. But underneath, this might be Dan Morgan's most strategic move of the entire offseason — and it has massive implications for Tetairoa McMillan's next extension, Xavier Legette's future on the roster, and Chris Brazzell II's development timeline.

The Carolina Panthers made it official today — Jalen Coker is staying in Charlotte. The Panthers and their WR2 agreed to a three-year contract extension worth $35 million, with up to $41 million in incentives, locking the receiver in through the 2029 season. And if you know Coker's story, you know exactly how remarkable this moment really is.Two years ago, Jalen Coker walked into the NFL without a single team willing to use a draft pick on him. No fanfare. No guaranteed money. Just an undrafted free agent out of Holy Cross betting on himself with the Carolina Panthers. Most players in that position don't make the roster. Fewer still become a team's second wide receiver. And almost none of them sign multi-year extensions before their third season. Coker did all three.In today's video, we break down everything you need to know about this deal. We cover the contract details — three years, $35 million, up to $41M with incentives, Dan Morgan's first extension since taking over as Carolina's general manager — and what it signals about the direction of this franchise heading into 2026. This is not a team paying for potential. This is a team paying for production, for reliability, and for a player who has proven he can deliver when the stakes are at their highest.And let's talk about that playoff game. Wild Card night against the Los Angeles Rams. Jalen Coker went out and caught nine balls for 134 yards and a touchdown on the biggest stage of his career. That performance didn't just turn heads — it ended the conversation about his role on this offense. He is the WR2. Full stop.What makes Coker's story even more impressive is the consistency. Across two NFL seasons, zero drops on catchable balls. Zero. He confirmed that stat himself on the Panthers Huddle and reacted with the same quiet professionalism that has defined his entire time in Carolina — "I'm really just out there trying to make all the plays that come to me." That's it. No celebration. No theatrics. Just accountability and execution at the highest level, every single time.We also get into what this means for the wide receiver room as a whole. Thomas Davis called it the most complete WR room Carolina has had in at least ten years. Tetairoa McMillan is the WR1 and reigning NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Xavier Legette is entering a make-or-break Year 3 with a new body and a chip on his shoulder. Third-round pick Chris Brazzell is already turning heads in minicamp. And now Coker is locked in for the next three years as the reliable, professional anchor that holds it all together.Training camp opens July 22nd. Nine practices and the Panthers play in the Hall of Fame game. This team is building something real — and today, they made sure one of its most important pieces isn't going anywhere.Subscribe, hit the bell, and Keep Pounding.

Dennis Cox & Chris Lea discuss how Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales have tough decisions to make when it comes to who makes the team from the wide receiver room, and if David Moore is a lock to make the roster. Panthers Playbook is sponsored by Wake Orthopedics.

Is Bryce Young officially on the clock in Carolina? ⏱️Welcome back to the channel, Keep Pounding crew! Today we are diving into a massive reality check for the Carolina Panthers as the 2026 offseason heats up. We are hitting you with five massive storylines that prove Dan Morgan and Dave Canales are playing chess, not checkers, when it comes to the future of this franchise.First up, the national media is already looking past Bryce Young. We break down a shocking 2027 NFL Mock Draft that has the Panthers selecting South Carolina dual-threat powerhouse LaNorris Sellers at No. 11 overall. At 6'3” and 240 pounds, Sellers gives off major prime Cam Newton vibes. If Bryce doesn't deliver this season, could the Gamecocks star be the next QB1 in Charlotte?

Myles Garrett is a Ram. A.J. Brown is a Patriot. Two superstars moved on the same day — and the NFL just got turned upside down. We're breaking down what BOTH trades mean for the Carolina Panthers' 2026 outlook, why Dan Morgan is staying quiet during the chaos, and how Jaelan Phillips is already looking like the best free-agent signing of the entire offseason at OTAs.

Morgan & Morgan isn't just the biggest PI firm in America. The firm built this machine around one idea: Grow or get left behind. In this episode, Dan Morgan breaks down how Morgan & Morgan thinks about scale in 2026 — from referral monetization and hyperlocal marketing to AI, private equity pressure, and the operational systems required to manage more than 6,000 employees nationwide. He also shares why their upcoming “Grow or Die” conference isn't another motivational event, but a serious conversation about the future economics of law firms. You need a marketing partner that operates with the same level of obsession as you do. Rankings.io is the elite performance marketing agency for personal injury law firms and our standard is simple: proof over promises. Visit Rankings.io and see the proof for yourself. On this episode, you'll learn: Why Dan believes TV is still king — even as firms shift aggressively into social media. How Morgan Connection grew from $15M to $63M in referral revenue in just a few years. The “second look” philosophy that helps monetize cases other firms turn down. Why elite firms obsess over acquisition cost, average fee, and burn rate. Use Code PIM20 and get 20% Off your Grow or Die tickets. If you like what you hear, hit Subscribe. We do this every week. Buy tickets for PIMCON 2026: https://hubs.li/Q04bf9vT0 Subscribe to our newsletter:  newsletter.rankings.io Get Social! Personal Injury Mastermind (PIM) powered by Rankings.io is on Instagram | YouTube | TikTok

A Panthers legend just compared Chris Brazzell II to Justin Jefferson. Tershawn Wharton is out indefinitely after neck surgery. Dan Morgan signed a TWO-SPORT national champion off the Saints' scrap heap. Lee Hunter got 94.4% of his rookie deal guaranteed. AND Dave Canales just brought his personal mentor onto the coaching staff.

The guys are joined by Joe Person from the Athletic, as Joe talks about the impact of Turk Wharton's injury, and how it may have impacted Dan Morgan's NFL Draft outlook, he explains why he has a hard time seeing the Panthers winning 10+ plus games this season, and why it's unlikely Bryce Young gets extended before the season starts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did the Carolina Panthers completely miscalculate the trenches? In this episode, we break down why signing former Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Tershawn "Turk" Wharton to a massive 3-year, $54 million contract might officially go down as the biggest mistake of the Dan Morgan front-office era.While Morgan and Dave Canales have this team on the rise—even securing an NFC South division title—the metrics on Wharton tell a much harsher story. From struggling heavily against the run to ranking near the bottom of Pro Football Focus (PFF) interior defender grades, the analytics simply don't match the heavy price tag. To make matters worse, Wharton's ongoing battle with the injury bug—including a recent major neck surgery that has placed him on the PUP list—leaves a glaring, expensive hole in Ejiro Evero's defense.We look at the hard stats, the catastrophic run-defense liabilities, the pass-rush win rates, and the massive opportunity cost that forced Morgan to pivot and trade up for rookie Lee Hunter in the NFL Draft. Was this the ultimate evaluation blind spot for the Panthers' front office? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!Like, comment, and subscribe for more deep-dive NFL and Carolina Panthers analytics!

In this episode we're joined by Dan Morgan - host of the Queer Encounters podcast.We talk swimming ponds, cruising, and an iconic tree.Host: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Gareth Johnson⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.See more Naked Men Talking conversations on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.gtv.blue⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

Mac & Fitty start Wednesday's show, talking about Wemby's performance last night in the NBA Playoffs, as the Spurs went up 3-2, they recap another win for the Braves, before detailing all the Week 1 & Week kickoff times for local CFB games, & they play audio of Dan Morgan talking Bryce Young's contract situation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Carolina Panthers are officially entering a new era of "patient, not reckless" roster building under Dan Morgan and Dave Canales. In this video, we break down the high-energy rookie minicamp where standouts like 325-pound tackle Monroe Freeling and the "infectious" Lee Hunter made their first professional impressions. We dive into the secret analytics behind "The App" that secured this top-rated draft class and discuss the organizational shift toward a "family environment" where every roster spot must be earned. Plus, get the latest on Bryce Young's 5th-year option and why the front office is letting the quarterback market cool before talking long-term extensions. From Sam Hecht's potential to steal the starting center job to the leadership of UDFA quarterback Haynes King, we have everything you need to know about the 2026 Panthers. Don't miss our analysis of Tetairoa McMillan's physical resurgence as he prepares to lead a deep receiving corps in a "make-or-break" season for the offense.

Panthers General Manager Dan Morgan joins the show to discuss Bryce Young, Carolina's offseason, and their expectations heading into the season.

Sirius XM's Gary Williams joins the show to preview this week's PGA Championship. Panthers General Manager Dan Morgan stops by to share his thoughts on Bryce Young, the Panthers offseason and their expectations heading into the season.

Nick Kostos opens Tuesday's show with his thoughts on LeBron James' future in the NBA, and reacts to the Thunder sweep over the Lakers. Nick hits on Donovan Mitchell's second half explosion vs. Pistons, the NFL Schedule release, and his best bets for tonight. Dan Morgan, Gary Williams and Justin Termine joins the show.

Rich and the guys break down LeBron James' uncertain NBA future after the Lakers' playoffs elimination at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Panthers GM Dan Morgan tells Rich why he'd like to see even less time between picks at the NFL Draft, breaks down Carolina's 2026 draft class, discusses the timeline for contract extension for QB Bryce Young, talks NFL Schedule Release, and more. Rich reacts to Donovan Mitchell's record-tying night in the Cavs' Game 4 win over the Detroit Pistons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The SHEA Podcast, host Dr. Dan Morgan sits down with Dr. Jessica Zering and Dr. Robin Patel to discuss how clinicians and labs can work together, especially beyond the traditional hospital with a lab on site. Dr. Zering, an antimicrobial stewardship pharmacist working for the Washington State Department of Health, and Dr. Robin Patel, the Director of the Mayo Clinic's Infectious Diseases Research Laboratory, reflect on the ways in which the relationship between clinicians and labs can move the needle in diagnostic stewardship.

In the third hour, Mac & Bone take a look at the available free agents, post NFL Draft, to see which players might make sense for Dan Morgan, Kassidy Hill joins the show for the first time, and she talks about the Panthers off-season in totality, & Monroe Lara joins the show, in place of Granny Pat See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and Dan Morgan has the Carolina Panthers looking like a powerhouse. From securing Monroe Freeling to protect Bryce Young to adding elite vertical threats like Tetairoa McMillan, the roster is officially transformed.In today's episode of Two Growls One Roar, we're diving into your biggest mailbag questions to see if this team is ready to dominate the NFC South again. We break down the "redshirt" plan for our new tackles, the "Big Meat" interior defense, and which Day 3 picks are actually hidden gems.In this episode, we cover:The Monroe Freeling Plan: Is he a Day 1 starter or a redshirt project?Building the "Air Raid": How T-Mac and Chris Brazzell II change this offense.The Trenches: Why the Lee Hunter and Derrick Brown duo is a nightmare for QBs.Day 3 Gems: Why you shouldn't sleep on Will Lee III and Zakee Wheatley.Drop your draft grade in the comments below! Are you happy with how Dan Morgan handled the board?

Panthers GM Dan Morgan joins the show, as Dan tells you what all went into their NFL Draft process, he gives an update on the status of Bryce Young's contract situation, as well as an update on Ickey Ekwonu's injury status, he talks about the influence Darrell Bevell will have on the offense, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the third hour, Mac & Bone are joined by new Panthers QB Haynes King, who talks about his football journey, on his way to the NFL, Panthers GM Dan Morgan joins the show, who details their NFL Draft process, & the guys react to a report from a national NFL insider, about the Panthers draft board See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac & Bone start Thursday's show, talking about Bryce Young having his 5th year option officially picked up, they play sound from both Dan Morgan and Luke Kuechly about the move, they recap the night in the NBA Playoffs, & Jordan Hudson is in the headlines again See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour, Mac & Bone react to Dan Morgan picking up Bryce Young's 5th-year option, as they discuss what a possible contract extension could look like for the former #1 pick, after LaMelo Ball was named All-NBA by the Sporting News, the guys guage the fans belief in him, all before a Thursday edition of Random Crap See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Morgan completed his 3rd NFL Draft as general manager for the Carolina Panthers, and did so with precision! Many publications have reported that the Panthers found the most value of any team this draft season, and TONIGHT the C3 crew gives a full assessment of all the action.Topics include:-Round up of grades for the Carolina Panthers 2026 NFL Draft-Statement from Dave Canales, Dan Morgan, and Panthers area scouts-Detailed analysis of all 7 players to the Panthers & undrafted free agents-RUMORS on players Carolina could still sign

In the final hour of the show, Mac & Bone are joined by Willie P for Willie's World, as he recaps another Charlotte FC defeat, they have a discussion about their trust in both Dan Morgan and Jeff Peterson, they preview the night in sports, they read funny texts, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis Cox & Chris Lea are joined by Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan to discuss the 2026 NFL Draft, head coach Dave Canales turning play calling duties over to Brad Idzik, and the role for Xavier Legette in a crowded wide receiver room. Panthers Playbook is sponsored by Wake Orthopedics.

The Carolina Panthers had one of the most coherent NFL Drafts of the Dan Morgan era — and most national media completely missed it. In this episode of Panther Nation Podcast, we break down every single 2026 draft pick: who they are, who they compare to, where they fit in the scheme, and what their ceiling looks like.

In the second hour, Mac & Bone continue to react to Kon Knueppel not being named the NBA Rookie of the Year, former Panther Brentson Buckner joins the show, as Buck recaps the NFL Draft that Dan Morgan put together, and Florida Man headlines What the Bleep See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Hawksbee and Andy Jacobs are back celebrating Coventry City reaching the Premier League by discussing their 'Sky Blue Bangers' alongside farmhouse butchers Dan Morgan and Richard O'Sullivan. The aesthetic of the game takes centre stage as Gary Bierton from Classic Football Shirts explores the history of the terrace through his new coffee table book, while comedian and Ted Lasso star Ellie Taylor offers a glimpse into the world's favourite fictional locker room. The show is packed with the usual signature Andy Jacobs nonsense as the guys pick through the bones of the day's biggest sporting stories.Additionally, You can find more from us here:Instagram: @tSHandJTwitter: @tSHandJYouTube: talkSPORTWebsite: Live Radio, Breaking Sports News, Opinion - talkSPORT Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Carolina Panthers are entering a new era under Dan Morgan and Dave Canales, following a 2026 draft that many experts have graded as an A+. In this video, we break down every pick, the high-upside UDFA class, and the projected 53-man depth chart. 2026 Draft Class BreakdownMonroe Freeling (OT, Georgia):Strengths: Elite athleticism for his 6'7” frame, clocking a 4.93s 40-yard dash. His pass-blocking grade jumped to a dominant 86.1 in 2025. Weaknesses: Currently a project as a run blocker (61.3 PFF grade) and needs to add 10-15 pounds of functional mass. Fit: Will compete immediately at Left Tackle with Rasheed Walker while Ikem Ekwonu recovers from injury. Lee Hunter (NT, Texas Tech):Strengths: An "immovable object" in the run game with a massive 84.5 PFF run-defense grade. Weaknesses: Offers limited production as a pass rusher. Fit: The essential anchor for Ejiro Evero's 3-4 base defense at the zero-technique. Chris Brazzell II (WR, Tennessee):Strengths: A legitimate vertical threat with a 6'4" frame and a massive catch radius. Weaknesses: His route tree is currently limited and his production was inconsistent in college. Fit: Projects as a WR3 who can "take the top off" the defense opposite Tetairoa McMillan. Will Lee III (CB, Texas A&M):Strengths: Highly competitive press-man specialist with great length and ball skills. Weaknesses: Lacks elite top-end speed and can be vulnerable to vertical burners. Fit: Adds critical competition to the secondary, likely fitting in as a nickelback or aggressive boundary corner. Sam Hecht (OC, Kansas State):Strengths: Technically sound; allowed zero sacks and zero QB hits across 759 snaps in 2025. Weaknesses: Undersized compared to elite NFL nose tackles. Fit: Expected to push Luke Fortner for the starting center job. Zakee Wheatley (S, Penn State):Strengths: Known as the "Takeaway King" for his range and ability to create turnovers in single-high looks. Weaknesses: His slender build makes him less effective in box run support. Fit: Projected as the starting free safety to help Evero disguise secondary coverages. Jackson Kuwatch (LB, Miami OH):Strengths: High-motor defender with elite tackling production (109 tackles in 2025) and special teams versatility. Weaknesses: Minimal statistical production prior to his breakout senior season. Fit: Core special teams contributor and rotational depth at inside linebacker. Undrafted Free Agents (UDFAs)The Panthers signed 11 UDFAs to bolster competition : Haynes King (QB, Georgia Tech): Developmental dual-threat with $250,000-$300,000 guaranteed. Aaron Hall (DT, Duke) Isaia Glass (OL, Vandrbilt) Isaiah Smith (DE/OLB, SMU) Cam Miller (CB, Rutgers) Jaylin Guilbeau (DB, Texas) DeVonta Smith (CB, Notre Dame) Kobe Prentice (WR, Baylor) Parker Peterson (DT, Wisconsin) Albert Reese IV (OT, Mississippi State) Malick Meiga (WR, Coastal Carolina)

In the third hour, Mac & Bone tell you what draft picks were their favorites, and which ones they have questions about, they play sound from Dan Morgan and Dave Canales, as they talked about the draft picks individually, & they deliver their Weekend ConclusionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour of the show, Mac & Bone are joined by Darin Gantt from Panthers.com, as he helps put the Panthers draft in perspective, he talks about how Dan Morgan executed his vision for the roster with this draft, where he was able to get maximum positional value, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Roberts from A to Z Sports joins the show, as he tells you what he liked the most about the Panthers draft, where he thought Dan Morgan excelled the most in terms of getting the most value, & how he sees this year's draft class making an impact on the field in 2026 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis Cox & Chris Lea discuss the 2026 NFL Draft for the Carolina Panthers, and grade the draft class for general manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales. Panthers Playbook is sponsored by Wake Orthopedics.

The 2026 NFL Draft is officially in the books, and Dan Morgan and the Carolina Panthers were active! From securing the offensive line to adding explosive playmakers, the Panthers' seven-man draft class is all about youth, competition, and "Keeping Pounding."In this video, we break down every pick from our new franchise tackle Monroe Freeling (Georgia) to the "The Fridge" Lee Hunter and the late-round steal of Jackson Kuwatch. We'll discuss how these rookies fit into Dave Canales' scheme and whether the Panthers did enough to support Bryce Young and the defense.2026 Carolina Panthers Draft Class:Rd 1, Pick 19: Monroe Freeling (OT, Georgia)Rd 2, Pick 49: Lee Hunter (DT, Texas Tech)Rd 3, Pick 83: Chris Brazzell II (WR, Tennessee)Rd 4, Pick 129: Will "The Blanket" Lee III (CB, Iowa State)Rd 5, Pick 144: Sam Hecht (C, Kansas State)Rd 5, Pick 151: Zakee Wheatley (S, Penn State)Rd 7, Pick 227: Jackson Kuwatch (LB, Miami OH)What's your favorite pick of the draft? Let us know in the comments! #KeepPounding #Panthers #NFLDraft2026

The Carolina Panthers are building a WALL in the trenches! In today's episode of Carolina Dad Sports Talk, we break down a massive Day 2 for Dan Morgan and Dave Canales. We dive deep into the selection of Texas Tech DT Lee "The Fridge" Hunter—pairing him with Derrick Brown to create a nightmare for opposing interior lines. Plus, we analyze the 3rd-round grab of Tennessee speedster Chris Brazzell II. Does he give Bryce Young the vertical threat this offense has been missing?We're talking roster fits, draft grades, and how these moves align with the "success strategy" for the 2026 season. If you love Panthers football and trench warfare, this is the recap for you!

In the third hour, Mac & Bone are joined by Panthers long snapper JJ Jansen, as JJ talks about the team's first round selection, they address the fans that are angry about the draft selection, and they play the best sound coming from Bank of America Stadium, as Dan Morgan, Dave Canales & Monroe Freeling all talked about the draft pick See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are joined by Sam Bruchhaus from Sumer Sports, as he gives the analytical perspective of the Monroe Freeling draft selection, he tells you what the pick tells you about Dan Morgan's vision for the Panthers roster, and what to expect over the rest of the draft weekend See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Carolina Panthers have officially bolstered their offensive line by selecting Georgia offensive tackle Monroe Freeling with the 19th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft!In this video, we break down why Dan Morgan and Dave Canales prioritized the 6'7”, 315-pound mountain from Charleston. With his elite 4.93 speed and 34-inch arms, Freeling brings a massive athletic upgrade to the tackle rotation alongside Taylor Moton and Ikem Ekwonu. We'll look at his tape from Georgia, his Second Team All-SEC performance, and how he fits into the scheme to keep Bryce Young clean in the pocket.Is this the move that finally solidifies the Panthers' front five? Let us know your draft grade for Monroe Freeling in the comments below! Keep Pounding! ⬇️

TONIGHT the C3 Panthers Podcast crew breaks down Dan Morgan and the Carolina Panthers strategy for pic 19 this Thursday night for the 1st round of the 2026 NFL Draft!-Insight on Dan Morgan's big board-CODY LACHNEY returns to preview the most popular and most illogical pics Carolina can make with pic 19- Joe Persons big board-ESPN Jeopardy coming with Joe Buck-The Carolina Panthers bring back QB Will GrierAnd MUCH MORE!

In the third hour, Mac & Bone deliver their 3 going into tonight's first round of the NFL Draft, ESPN's Tom Luginbill joins to break down all the prospects being linked to the Panthers, and the guys make their predictions for tonight's draft action, including if Dan Morgan makes a trade, & who the pick will be See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour, Mac & Bone are joined by former Carolina Panther Brentson Buckner, as he tells you what the objectives should be for Dan Morgan in the NFL Draft, Mike Kaye joins the show, as gives you his latest intel from around the draft, the guys preview the night in sports, they read funny texts, & more See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac & Bone are joined by former Panther Brentson Buckner, as Buck remembers his NFL Draft experience, before he outlines what the objectives should be for Dan Morgan in the draft this weekend, while detailing what he likes about his favorite draft prospects See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis Cox & Chris Lea discuss the 2026 NFL Draft for the Carolina Panthers, and what general manager Dan Morgan, EVP Brandt Tillis, and head coach Dave Canales could take with the 19th pick. Also, what positions are of the highest priority in the draft. Panthers Playbook is sponsored by Wake Orthopedics.

The guys are joined by former Carolina Panther, Mike Tolbert, as he tells you why drafting depth is an important need for Dan Morgan, he talks about the team returning to the playoffs last year, and shares great stories from his playing days, including the many nicknames he was given by Cam Newton See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Panthers are shifting focus to the draft… but what exactly is the plan?Tonight on the C3 Panthers Podcast, we break down Dan Morgan's latest press conference, where he outlines Carolina's approach to the upcoming draft, roster construction, and what the team is prioritizing as they continue to build.What did Morgan reveal about:Draft philosophy and positional value?Balancing free agency with long-term development?The identity this front office is trying to establish?We'll dive into what matters, what stood out, and what it means for the Panthers moving forward.PLUS — we're joined by Rhett Matthew of the Cannon Fire Podcast to take a closer look at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' free agency moves. How do they stack up in the NFC South? Did Tampa improve, or are there cracks beneath the surface?We'll cover:Key Buccaneers signings and departuresHow Tampa's roster compares to Carolina'sEarly outlook on the NFC South heading into the draftIs Carolina closing the gap… or is Tampa still the team to beat?Join us live, drop your thoughts in the chat, and be part of the conversation.#KeepPounding #CarolinaPanthers #NFLDraft #Buccaneers #NFCSouth

On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys are LIVE from the Lahd Hahse, Lucas Oil Stadium for NFL Combine. In the first hour, we are joined by Buffalo Bills GM Brandon Beane and new Head Coach Joe Brady to talk about their favorite parts of the Combine, draft stories like Laremy Tunsil's, how they approach the Draft & Free Agency, how big the Bison are at the Bills' new stadium, and more. To start the second hour, Texans GM Nick Caserio stopped by to reiterate that the Texans are not trading CJ Stroud, what goes into building the NFL's best defense, what makes DeMeco Ryans a great Head Coach, potentially moving up or down from the 28th pick and more. Right after Nick Caserio we are joined by living legend and 14-time World Champion, WWE Superstar Randy Orton, who talks about his upcoming match at Elimination Chamber, his legendary finisher the RKO, how the business has changed over the years, how he takes care of his body now vs back in the day, his love for Elden Ring and more. To close the second hour, we are joined by businessman & Indiana Governor Mike Braun to discuss the legislation to clear the path for the Chicago Bears to move across state lines to Indiana, his background in business, what Indiana needs to legalize, and more.  In the third hour, 7 year NFL veteran Linebacker and Panthers GM Dan Morgan drops by to talk about the resiliency of Bryce Young, the growth of the Panthers football team & culture, the possibility of trading Andy Dalton, his relationship with owner David Tepper, drafting a guy like Tetaroia McMillan, and more. We close things out today with Broncos HC Sean Payton stopping by to talk about the unfortunate Bo Nix injury, how he's approaching this offseason, handing over play-calling to OC Davis Webb, and more. Make sure to subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN's Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We will be back LIVE from the Lahd Hahse tomorrow and Friday. Appreciate the hell out of all of you. Cheers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices