Let me preface this by saying I don't believe this will happen. I am a firm believer in Dan Morgan and Dave Canales' process this offseason and I think Carolina will flirt with the over on their Vegas-given win total of 5.5 games.
This probably isn’t the type of dog Dan Morgan has been looking for. On Wednesday night, the NFL officially released the 2024 regular-season schedule. And with that, just like almost anything in sports these days, came a wealth of betting odds.
For the second time in as many years, the Carolina Panthers are starting anew. But this time, it feels a little more fresh. The organization is set to enter its first season under the reign of president of football operations/general manager Dan Morgan and head coach Dave Canales.
The Carolina Panthers are still on the prowl. President of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan joined WFNZ’s The Kyle Bailey Show on Tuesday to talk about his first offseason at the helm.
At a time when NFL teams are increasingly concluding that running backs aren't worth big contracts or high draft picks, the Panthers have taken the opposite view.
Dan Morgan recently sat down with The Huddle to discuss his thoughts on his first NFL Draft as Carolina Panthers General Manager. Morgan himself is no stranger to the draft process, he was drafted 11th overall by the Panthers in the 2001 NFL Draft.
President of football operations and general manager Dan Morgan is continuing the reconstruction of the Carolina Panthers. A few days after parting ways with director of pro scouting Ron Hanrahan and assistant director of pro scouting Tyler Ramsey, the team is sending off another pair of front office men.
The Carolina Panthers were pretty limited with what they were able to do in the draft this year due to not having a first round pick, but GM Dan Morgan worked his magic and picked up extra capital with the Brian Burns trade and by moving out of No.
Heading into the offseason, the Carolina Panthers needed to get better. For newly-minted general manager Dan Morgan, that meant making the Panthers' logo feared again. But what exactly did that look like?
Come the 2024 NFL Draft, nothing is off the table for the Carolina Panthers. At least that is how new general manager and former Panthers linebacker Dan Morgan sees it. “I think sitting at 33, obviously, you have 32 teams ahead of you,” Morgan said to reporters Thursday.
For the Carolina Panthers, though defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero is back, the defense will look completely different at the start of the 2024 season.
Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan is ready to see what Bryce Young can do in his second year in the NFL. On Monday, Morgan spoke to reporters about the 2024 season and was asked about what he expects to see from Young this fall.
It was a busy early stretch for the Carolina Panthers during the 2024 NFL free agency. Coming in, new-look Panthers general manager Dan Morgan said he
It’s no secret that adding a legitimate No. 1 wideout for second-year QB Bryce Young is at the top of Panthers GM Dan Morgan’s to-do list.
With GM Dan Morgan and HC Dave Canales embarking on their first offseason in those roles, here are three moves the Panthers should make to start the process of escaping the NFL's basement.
On the most recent 4th and One podcast, Cam Newton dished his take on the hiring of Dan Morgan as the Panthers' general manager. Overall, the former Panthers' quarterback seemed in favor of the hire.
The blueprint to turn the franchise around "I think it's about alignment and process. We've got to have processes in place, and we've got to be aligned in our building that we're all moving towards the same direction, and that's towards a championship.
The Panthers found their general manager, but whether things improve in Carolina depends on how much influence owner David Tepper has over Dan Morgan.
The Carolina Panthers promoted Dan Morgan to president of football operations/general manager on Monday. Morgan, 45, a former first-round draft pick and Pro Bowl linebacker for the Panthers, had served as assistant GM for the past three seasons.
The Carolina Panthers have hired a new general manager. The Panthers announced on Monday that they have hired Dan Morgan as their new president of football operations and general manager.
The Carolina Panthers announced Monday they’ve promoted Dan Morgan to President of football operations/general manager. Morgan, 45, previously served as assistant general manager for the past three seasons.
Not long after it was reported Dan Morgan was in line to stay in Carolina in some fashion, his future has been secured. The Panthers announced on Monday that Morgan has been promoted to general manager/president of football operations.
The Carolina Panthers announced Monday that they’ve officially hired Dan Morgan as their next GM. Here’s a statement from team owner David Tepper regarding the decision: “Dan has a thorough knowledge of our football personnel and a clear vision to take us where we all want to go.
As the 2024 hiring cycle continues, the Panthers remain a team to watch closely with a vacancy at both the head coach and general manager positions. Updates on both fronts have emerged.
Firing Scott Fitterer nearly two months after the historically early Frank Reich ouster, the Panthers still have one of their top holdovers in their plans.
The Steelers are looking to replace Kevin Colbert, who intends to step down from his post after the draft.
Dan Morgan is back with the team that made him a first-round pick 20 years ago.
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