The Carolina Panthers are solidifying their roster as the new league year approaches, signing starting center Austin Corbett to a one-year deal, ensuring continuity on their offensive line. Veteran tight end Tommy Tremble also agreed to a two-year contract worth up to $16 million, with $8 million guaranteed, showing confidence in his blocking capabilities despite modest receiving stats.

While Tremble's primary role has been as a blocker, the team is still keen on enhancing their tight end position. With Ja'Tavion Sanders making an impression as a rookie, the Panthers may look into the 2025 NFL draft for additional talent in a deep tight end class, potentially avoiding high-round picks due to existing needs elsewhere.