The hybrid defensive back will be asked to play safety – but Rashaan Gaulden says he’s comfortable playing anywhere on the field for the Panthers. Can the former Tennessee standout be the answer in the secondary?
The Carolina Panthers have a new owner, and it’s hedge-fund billionaire David Tepper – the deal is expected to become final in July.
The hedge-fund billionaire is expected to make the sale official at next week’s NFL Spring League Meeting.
The Panthers plan to release Shepard by the end of the business day; they have added four invited tryout players in addition to waiving cornerback Zack Sanchez.
The Panthers may be done with the bulk of crafting their roster, and it looks a lot different than it did at the end of 2017 – but where does the roster stand? Are the questions at left guard and safety the only ones on the list?