It's been a long time since the Carolina Panthers have had a truly dominant presence at their second level of defense. But general manager Dan Morgan wants that to change with urgency this offseason.
The Panthers' defense made some encouraging strides last season. While the bar wasn't exactly high after a historically terrible 2024 campaign, the growth cannot be disputed either. Now, it's about kicking on and making sure this becomes the start of a prosperous spell.
Defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero sticking around after narrowly missing out on the Las Vegas Raiders' head-coaching gig should help.