Locked On Panthers

The Carolina Panthers ongoing contract negotiations with Brian Burns finally came to an end of the first day on the legal negotiating period as the Panthers sent Burns to the New York Giants in exchange for a second and fifth round draft pick. The Giants were willing to meet Burns' contract demands as they'll sign the two-time Pro Bowl edge rusher for a 5 year, $150 million deal, with $87.5 million guaranteed. Julian Council reacts to the Panthers moving on from yet another successful first-round pick. Burns won't be the only Panthers defensive star to depart as Frankie Luvu signed a three-year, $36 million deal with the Washington Commanders. The Panthers have now watched four starters from a top five defense exit this offseason. How will the team go about rebuilding that side of the ball?The Panthers entered the offseason with the goal of fixing the offense around Bryce Young. They showed their willingness to spend big money as the team agreed to a five-year, $100 million deal, with $63 million guaranteed w