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The Panthers.com crew unveils their predictions for the 16th pick in the draft. 

Carolina's quarterback is showing early signs of another MVP-like season.

Baltimore's defense wreaked havoc the first two months of the season. Then they came to Carolina. 

Cam Newton delivered an MVP-like performance against the league's top-ranked defense. 

A 1,000-yard rusher in 2017, the free agent pickup has just 16 carries in 34 snaps this season. 

Cam Newton and Co. clearly find a spark when they up the tempo, but that's not something the Panthers will go to full-time. 

How the Panthers pulled off their biggest ever fourth-quarter comeback. 

The lack of a deep passing game has been the hottest topic of Week 7.

Even though Cam Newton has completed just one pass that's traveled 20-plus yards past the line of scrimmage, he and Ron Rivera aren't worried. 

A 17-0 deficit brought back unpleasant memories of last year's trip to Chicago.

How being calm and not colorful helps Carolina's No. 1 cornerback.

It had been 48 years since a team won on a kick as long as Graham Gano made Sunday. 

Worries about any sort of distraction have so far been unfounded.

A big, rangy safety could be key, especially in the NFC South. 

A moment from Cam Newton's past helped the Panthers hold off the Bengals. 

Four quick hits from Carolina's Week 3 win. 

After racking up six sacks in Week 1, the Panthers hardly touched Matt Ryan in Atlanta. 

Ron Rivera admits the Panthers have to put more on rookie WR DJ Moore's plate.

It took DJ Moore nearly two games to grab his first NFL catch, but was it a sign of things to come?

Rookie DE Marquis Haynes will make his regular-season debut in Atlanta. 

Every team deals with injuries. Now the Panthers have to replace and respond. 

Carolina's quarterback has seemingly changed his tune about playing in Atlanta.

Three takeaways from Ron Rivera's post-Cowboys press conference.

Norv Turner clearly has no plans to limit Cam Newton as a runner. 

With or without Curtis Samuel, the Panthers need Torrey Smith. 

The WR who tied for the NFL preseason lead in receiving TDs is still in the fold. 

Why Efe Obada over Daeshon Hall? Moves coming on the O-Line, at CB?  

Taylor Heinicke earns backup quarterback role; Daeshon Hall among notable cuts.

Once again, wideout's roster fate depends on numbers. 

Safety Mike Adams is teaching and learning new tricks. 

Donte Jackson, Rashaan Gaulden and Marquis Haynes all made notable contributions.

Injuries may make for a numbers crunch up front. 

Even if he doesn't feel the need to, Christian McCaffrey is answering questions.

Maybe. But Christian McCaffrey isn't just dash and C.J. Anderson can do more than smash. 

The Panthers have been cautious with Ryan Kalil, but they're ready to ramp up his work.  

Six months removed from Super Bowl triumph, Torrey Smith sees some similarities.

The Panthers have lost two starters, but one position is much more concerning than the other. 

After losing their starting right tackle earlier in camp, the Panthers now need an answer at left guard.

With starting jobs still open, defensive backs have plenty to prove.

Cam Newton had a lot to say. Even for him. 

In both good times and bad, the second-round pick has been a marquee player at training camp. 

Panthers wide receiver, teammates help the Players Coalition spotlight social justice issue. 

Veteran cornerback injured in Monday's practice; expected to miss '18 season.

Perennial Pro Bowler is still looking to improve the third facet of being a linebacker.

But Donte Jackson and David Mayo have work to do in Spartanburg. 

Left guard is the most high profile position up for grabs at training camp. But wait, there's more!

With a new owner now in the building, many fans want to know if the NFL shield will soon switch over to the Panthers logo.  

The East Chicago native doesn't want kids there to make the same mistakes he did. 

Breaking down some of the more significant quotes from the Panthers' new owner – and what they may mean. 

Speedy wideout will head into his fourth straight training camp squarely on the roster bubble. 

A cap casualty-turned-Panthers running back sure helped Carolina 15 years ago.  

The second-year wideout recently purchased his own JUGS machine. 

Third-round pick Rashaan Gaulden finished the spring strong. But can he earn a starting spot by Week 1? 

The biggest player on the Panthers' roster is betting big that inner-city youths will help build our future. 

Luke Kuechly is clearly a believer in "the more you can do." 

Anna Cockrell was part of miraculous track and field finish that's been seen by millions since Saturday night. 

Julius Peppers didn't participate, but he'll probably figure things out by the start of his 17th season. 

The first-round pick hasn't signed yet. So what's his compensation this spring?

The Panthers hope a full offseason of training will make their left tackle more stout from the start.

Ron Rivera watched over another day without Trai Turner. And saw a new kicker impress.

With so much attention focused on left guard, perhaps there should be more talk about the second cornerback spot.

Fans have noticed a difference in the 2017 first-round pick. He doesn't get the hubbub.

Playing with an upgraded receiving corps – but a healthy shoulder – can Devin Funchess hit 1,000 receiving yards this season?

It was only a first impression that lasted under seven minutes, but the soon-to-be Panthers owner won his first major press conference.

Many fans want to know when they'll first hear from soon-to-be owner David Tepper.

The 2017 second-round pick has four months to take over Andrew Norwell's spot.

Second-round pick is already reminding Ron Rivera of the last loquacious cornerback that played in Carolina.

Together again for the first time since 2010, what did Ron Rivera and Norv Turner see Friday morning?

Veteran running back tore his ACL on Monday during a non-contact drill.

Many fans want the Panthers to bring in old friend Tre Boston. Why that's not happening – for now.

The Charlotte native gets a chance in his hometown after he was released by the Raiders.

The Panthers needed a complement to Christian McCaffrey. It just so happened a guy who rushed for 1,000 yards last season was available.

Fellow former Maryland Terrapin wideout shares his scouting report on the Panthers' first-round pick.

Ron Rivera could call a couple of former head coaches with defensive backgrounds who are currently out of work.

Carolina's Pro Bowl linebacker spent Wednesday dutifully lugging around his buddy's bag.

The Maryland linebacker led the Terps in tackles in each of the past three seasons.

In a division full of speed and athleticism, the Panthers improved their matchups with defensive backs Donte Jackson and Rashaan Gaulden.

Both wide receivers had first-round grades. One plays like a running back after the catch.

The Charlotte native is good. And he'll tell you so.