The Carolina Panthers have made key moves this offseason, re-signing tight end Tommy Tremble to a two-year deal and center Austin Corbett to a one-year contract. Corbett's return was deemed a priority for the team, as evidenced by the extension of contract negotiations past the deadline. Last season, Corbett started only five games due to injury but proved to be a vital player before a torn bicep sidelined him. With his return, the Panthers maintain continuity on their offensive line, which is crucial for the development of quarterback Bryce Young, who struggled with sacks in his rookie year but showed improvement last season. This stability is expected to enhance the efficiency of the Panthers' offense moving forward.