The Panthers have parted ways with their all-time leading rusher Stewart, another in a line of moves designed to both clear cap space and make room for a younger generation. Stewart has spent his entire career in Carolina after being drafted 13th overall in the 2008 draft.
Resigning the All-Pro left guard would essentially tie the Panthers’ hands when it comes to the salary cap, limiting their ability to get better at multiple positions. Is it Andrew Norwell or bust this offseason?
With the draft class not the deepest in recent memory, will the Panthers look outside the organization for help at wide receiver? Who are some options they will consider, and will the top free agents be too expensive for Carolina to even consider?
If the Panthers decide to address their tight end spot through free agency instead of the draft, who might be available? Would they be looking for their backup or their tight end of the future?
If the Panthers decide to address their backup quarterback situation through free agency, there’s one answer that might just make perfect sense. If the questions are answered correctly.