The Latest Breaking News from Carolina

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Greg Olsen, who lit up opposing defenses for nine years as a Pro Bowl tight end for the Carolina Panthers, has had an extraordinary start to his second career.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — North Carolina played like a team uninterested and unfocused for too long before playing a furious and frenetic pace that prompted a comeback that came up short during its 92-85 loss to Wake Forest on Tuesday in Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

During Super Bowl LVII Opening Night, Eagles LB Haason Reddick said the Panthers had other directions they wanted to go when it came to his free agency.

About 28 years before he became the Carolina Panthers’ head coach, Frank Reich was part of a rambunctious Panthers team that was doing everything for the first time.

As detailed in a new report from MMQB's Albert Breer, Frank Reich wasn't even on the Panthers' initial list of head coaching candidates.

Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim essentially said he decides his end date with the school, while others have hand-picked their successors.

Could Dom Capers, the first-ever head coach in Panthers franchise history, join Ejiro Evero in Carolina?

The addition of Ejiro Evero shows David Tepper and the Panthers are willing to throw their weight around. Oh, and they also got themselves a pretty darn good defensive coordinator.

During his introductory press conference on Tuesday, Panthers head coach Frank Reich mentioned something all Carolina fans hope is true.