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The veteran cornerback returns to continue his partnership with Jaycee Horn after playing nearly every snap last season.

Keeping the 2021 first-round pick on a long-term deal helps lay the foundation for improving the defense, and establishing the culture coach Dave Canales wants.

The tight end returns on a two-year deal, keeping another key piece of the offense in house, and allowing them to build on last year's progress.

The team reached the deal Saturday to keep their starting line from last year's opener intact, a day after retaining backup center Cade Mays.

The team tendered offers to Mays, a restricted free agent, and Ray, an exclusive rights free agent, on Friday.

The Carolina Panthers are reshaping their defense. On Friday, the club released corner Dane Jackson.

The Panthers brought back the veteran backup Tuesday, offering stability on and off the field, as he became a trusted mentor for Bryce Young.

The team re-signed the veteran long snapper on Friday, bringing the longest-serving Panthers player back for a 17th season here.

The team is bringing back the kicker who was here during 2023, both during training camp and late in the regular season.

The team signed former Stanford and Washington Commanders wideout Brycen Tremayne to a futures contract on Tuesday.

The team signed former defensive tackle Jerrod Clark to a reserve/future deal on Friday, adding some depth on the line.

The team signed outside linebacker Boogie Basham, a former second-round pick of the Buffalo Bills. 

Dave Canales again expressed confidence in his coordinator. Plus, Adam Thielen ponders his future, the first of the offseason transactions, and more from Monday.

The team also signed defensive end DeShawn Williams to the active roster, and placed outside linebacker Amaré Barno on injured reserve.

The veteran running back will be on the practice field Wednesday, with a chance to return for Sunday's regular season finale.

The team also placed rookie cornerback Chau Smith-Wade on injured reserve prior to Saturday's trip to Tampa Bay.

The Panthers lead running back was diagnosed with a calf strain which would have kept him out of the final two games. 

The team added some needed linebacker depth Tuesday, bringing back a player who has spent parts of the last three seasons here.

The team waived veteran Jonathan Harris, who had appeared in seven games after being signed off the Dolphins practice squad.

Rookie Trevin Wallace and Claudin Cherelus were placed on IR Tuesday, leaving them thin at the position for the final three weeks.