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10/10/2026

Tetairoa McMillan is making waves this season! With 385 receiving yards, 26 catches, and an average of 96.3 yards per game, he's definitely a player to watch. Coming off a career night with 192 yards against Detroit, the question is: Is TMac top 10? Panthers fans, what do you think as we head out of the bye at 2-2? 🏈

10/10/2026

Bryce Young is under contract through 2027 on his fifth-year option, which is $25.9M guaranteed. Dan Morgan has said an extension will come “at the right time,” and every big game this fall raises the price. Should the Panthers pay him now or make him prove it all season?

10/10/2026

Chuba Hubbard totaled 20 carries for 122 yards and two touchdowns against the Lions, matching his career-high with four explosive runs (10+ yards).

He also gained 82 yards after contact and forced seven missed tackles for 42 extra yards, all season-highs. Hubbard recorded a career-high 101 yards (fourth-most by any player this season) and one of his touchdowns on 15 zone blocking runs and totaled 100 yards and both touchdowns on 11 first down carries.

10/10/2026

The Panthers head to Philadelphia on Sunday, Oct. 18 at 1:00 on CBS as 6.5-point underdogs. ESPN called Weeks 6 through 9 the toughest stretch of the schedule. Drop your score prediction below.

10/10/2026

Jalen Coker led the team with 18 catches for 222 yards before his quad injury, and Dave Canales is hopeful he’s back for Philadelphia. Xavier Legette is on IR. How much does getting Coker back change this offense?

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

T-Mac shines on the field! With an impressive 192 receiving yards against Detroit, he's tied for the second-most in Panthers history. Only Steve Smith Sr. has done better.

10/10/2026

The Panthers are 2-2 at the bye with injuries piling up. Ja’Tavion Sanders drew trade interest before cutdowns, and Bleacher Report has floated Chargers RB Kimani Vidal as a fit. Should Dan Morgan add a piece before the November deadline?

10/10/2026

Nine yards. That's all that kept Tetairoa McMillan from the top spot in Panthers history. His 192 receiving yards against Detroit tie Muhsin Muhammad's 1998 game for the second-most ever, behind only Steve Smith Sr.'s 201 against Minnesota in 2005. His 14 catches are the most of anyone on this list, and the performance made him the first Panthers receiver ever to win NFC Offensive Player of the Week. He's only in year two. How long until Smitty's record falls? 👇

10/10/2026

A late-night question for the comments: who’s been the Panthers’ MVP through four games? Bryce is leading the league in passing yards, and TMac went for 192 yards and two scores against the Lions. Or is it someone on a banged-up defense who’s kept this team afloat? Make your case.