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Fantasy News
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The Panthers re-signed Franklin to a one-year contract Wednesday, Joe Person of The Athletic reports. Franklin suited up for all 17 regular-season games with Carolina last season, finishing with 30 tackles (20 solo) and three passes defensed, including an interception which he returned for a 99-yard touchdown in Week 4 against the Vikings. He also played 310 snaps on special teams.... See More ... See Less
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Panthers' Sam Franklin: Plays all 17 games
Franklin finished the regular season with 30 tackles (20 solo) and three passes defended, including a 99-yard interception returned for a touchdown, in 17 games. Franklin has played every game for the Panthers over the past two seasons. The highlight of his 2023 campaign was his long touchdown in Week 4, the first end-zone trip of his four-year career. Franklin will now become an unrestricted free agent this offseason.... See More ... See Less -
Panthers' Sam Franklin: Takes advantage of start
Franklin recorded four tackles (two solo) and returned an interception for a touchdown in Sunday's 21-13 loss to the Vikings. Franklin received the start at free safety with Xavier Woods (hamstring) unable to play and took advantage of the opportunity. With the Vikings on the doorstep, the Temple product was able to pick off a pass intended for K.J. Osborn at the one-yard line and take it 99 yards for the first score of the game. It was the 27-year-old's first interception of his career, as well as his first touchdown. With Woods still ailing and potentially facing a multi-week absence, Franklin may get the start again in Week 5 against the Lions.... See More ... See Less
Recent Tweets
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Joe Person@josephperson16H ago"We wanna take the ball away. We wanna put the ball in the end zone. That’s our emphasis." -Dan Morgan That was also our emphasis in Panthers' mock draft 3.0, bumped here for your lunchtime reading pleasure. Drink it in. https://t.co/qrBPq7iZT9
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Scott Fowler@scott_fowler20H agoHere's my best-case scenario for the Carolina Panthers in the NFL draft, laid out in a column for @theobserver. Includes my 3 favorite WRs who may be around at 33 or 39, any of whom Panthers fans should be happy with. https://t.co/knL3RKF07R
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David Newton@DNewtonespn21H agoWhile you were enjoying the weekend: With no first-rounder, who might Panthers target in Round 2? - via @ESPN App https://t.co/YsCZgJCaWe
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Joe Person@josephperson21H agoPanthers’ final 7-round NFL mock draft puts an emphasis on the TD-makers and ballhawks Dan Morgan said the team is looking for. (Draft week subscription sale in effect. Giddyup.) https://t.co/3VTABY2DHS
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David Newton@DNewtonespn2D agoDon’t see this happening: Could the Panthers trade into the first round? Candidates to move up or down on draft day - via @ESPN App https://t.co/amVs6a5Waj
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David Newton@DNewtonespn2D agoBy Leggy’s ranking the Texas tight end would be available to the Panthers at 33 or 39. But seldom to teams go by rankings and over drafting QBs skews all. Still a great list! https://t.co/yITfPZE1Td
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David Newton@DNewtonespn3D agoWith no first-rounder, who might Panthers target in Round 2? - via @ESPN App https://t.co/YsCZgJCaWe
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Joe Person@josephperson4D agoThe Panthers want more playmakers — for Bryce Young, but also for a defense that was last in the NFL in takeaways. What that means for their approach to next week’s draft and their interest in Stephon Gilmore. Happy Friday. https://t.co/HKanzprJ6a
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Joe Person@josephperson4D agoPanthers’ pre-draft takeaways; • Why Dave Canales and Dan Morgan continue to deflect attention off Bryce Young • On trading back and ballhawks • Speaking of ballhawks, is a Stephon Gilmore return imminent? https://t.co/z3nBHNUnDh
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David Newton@DNewtonespn5D agoPanthers GM Dan Morgan had all the staff provide input on what they saw the offense and defense looking like after all were hired The plan was to make sure all were on the same page, something that wasn’t always the case the past few years. https://t.co/1vSujXQNgh