Locked On Panthers

2024 was a standout year for Chuba Hubbard as he set career highs in rushing attempts (250) and rushing yards (1,195) while securing a four-year, $33.2 million contract extension, solidifying his status as a Top 10 RB in the NFL. While Hubbard's future is secure heading into the offseason, questions arise regarding Jonathon Brooks after he re-tore the ACL in his right knee after playing only three games in his rookie season. Julian Council reflects on the Carolina Panthers running backs' 2024 seasons.One potential beneficiary of Brooks missing more time in 2025 is Miles Sanders, who has not met expectations during his two seasons in Carolina but has two years left on his contract. The Panthers might choose to cut Sanders to free up salary cap space, but would the team be better off bringing Sanders back on a restructured salary to serve as Hubbard's backup once again?If Carolina decides to part ways with Sanders this offseason, what other veteran options might make sense for Dave Canales' offense?Support Us B