CHARLES JOHNSON GIVING BACK IN BIG WAY: Jonathan Jones of the Charlotte Observer highlights the multitude of ways Charles Johnson is helping others and changing lives. Inspired by the selflessness of his mother and grandmother, Johnson strives to help those less fortunate - from providing scholarships to affordable housing. READ MORE
JOHNSON ON SPORTSCENTER: Johnson appeared on SportsCenter Sunday morning to talk about the culture and chemistry of the unbeaten Panthers. WATCH VIDEO
PANTHERS HAVE POWER OF PERSERVERANCE:Bryan Strickland of Panthers.com outlines how the franchise has built a blueprint for success, regardless of the circumstances. READ MORE
RYAN DELAIRE: NO FRILLS, NOT SOFT: Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer takes a look at rookie pass rusher Ryan Delaire and the surprising impact he had in his NFL debut. READ MORE
PANTHERS RANK IN TOP FIVE FOR BEST BEARDS: DirectTV is analyzing facial hair statistics across pro football this season and found that the Panthers are tied with the Patriots as the third "beardiest" team in the NFL. READ MORE
KALIL JOINS RICH EISEN SHOW: Center Ryan Kalil joined the Rich Eisen Show to discuss the Panthers 4-0 start. Watch the video below.
WEGHER ENJOYING LIFE IN THE NFL: Duing the bye, rookie running back Brandon Wegher, star of the NFL Network television show "Undrafted," returned to his hometown of Sioux City for his high school football team's homecoming. Wegher spoke with KTIV.com about his experiences in the NFL. READ MORE
PLAYTIME PERCENTAGES: Bill Voth of the Black And Blue Review looks at total snap counts on both sides of the ball through the Panthers' first four games. READ MORE
NORMAN A FRONTRUNNER FOR DPoY:Russell S. Baxter lists Panthers' cornerback Josh Norman as his leader in the clubhouse for the 2015 Defensive Player of the Year Award. READ MORE
CAM NEWTON FOR MVP? In his latest mailbag, Charlotte Observer columnist Tom Sorensen makes a strong case for Cam Newton as a MVP candidate. READ MORE
View top photos from the first four games of the season by team photographer Melissa Melvin-Rodriguez.