Another day and another ranking of something in the NFL. The topic is head coach, and Carolina’s second-year sideline boss is near the bottom of someone's list.

Following another preseason loss, Panthers fans are curious about the trajectory of their squad. That’s why we have the Panthers mailbag.

It's been a rough start to the preseason for the Panthers, who are 0-2 after their first two games against the Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans. In those two games, the Panthers were outscored by their opponents 50-13.

Cody Benjamin and Jared Dubin speculated, as a Trey Hendrickson move becomes more and more likely, where he might end up. The Panthers, Seattle Seahawks, Indianapolis Colts, Green Bay Packers, and Detroit Lions were listed. The Panthers were last out of those.

The Carolina Forest Panthers, led by 12th year head coach Marc Morris, finished last season two games above .500, finding the win column seven different weeks.

The Panthers are a team that is hoping to finally break through in the 2025 season, and Chad Johnson thinks they have the WRs to do it.

The Carolina Panthers, barring a really stunning turn of events, won't need to look at quarterback in the 2026 NFL draft. They also won't, barring another stunn

Damiere Byrd had dedicated his life to football. As a former wide receiver, football had been his day job. After playing college ball at the University of South Carolina and nine seasons in the NFL, including five with the Carolina Panthers, Byrd needed to find a new way to define himself after he retired in 2024.

Tempers flared on Tuesday, as a few of the Panthers' top players ignited a huge scuffle during the final practice of training camp.