The Carolina Panthers released veteran tight end Greg Olsen on Monday. The move came four days after Olsen and the Panthers announced they would mutually part ways ahead of the 2020 season.

We've made it to the fantasy football quarterfinals! Graham Barfield breaks down all of the matchups to get you prepared for Week 14.

What will help Kyle Allen's Panthers hand San Francisco its first loss? Brian Baldinger presents an important asset for the Panthers' offense assesses what two other teams can do to improve in Week 8.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported there is optimism Kansas City Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill will be cleared to play this week against the Texans. Hill suffered a clavicle injury in Week 1.

Week 5 is here! Check out the full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 13 Sunday games.

Houston Texans receiver Kenny Stills suffered a hamstring injury against the Panthers. Plus, other injuries we're monitoring around the league on this Week 4 Sunday.

In the wake of Carson Wentz's recent back injury, the Philadelphia Eagles once again look to Nick Foles. David Carr explains why the Eagles should shut down Wentz for the franchise's short-term and long-term health.

The New Orleans Saints (12-2) are one win away from securing home-field advantage after holding off the Carolina Panthers (6-8) on Monday night, 12-9, to close out Week 15.

Tight end Greg Olsen was added to Carolina's injury report Saturday with a back injury. However, he is expected to play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

Seattle Seahawks running back Eddie Lacy suffered a groin strain and did not return against the Washington Redskins. Here are the other injuries we're monitoring Sunday in Week 9.

Carolina is one of the worst teams in the NFL is creating an initial surge for its running game. Where else in the run game are the Panthers struggling? Nick Shook examines their Week 7 film.