In a surprising twist in the Carolina Panthers' roster plans, center Austin Corbett is now at the center of attention. Following a recent report by beat writer David Newton, Corbett expressed a desire to join a team where he wouldn't face competition for his starting position. This comes after the Panthers decided to extend a critical contract deadline, indicating a potential shift in their intentions regarding the offensive line.

Corbett's past two seasons have been marred by injuries, leading to only nine starts. With younger and cost-effective options like Cade Mays on the team, it seems the organization may be leaning towards investing in other positions as they rebuild. Despite this, Corbett's frustration with the perceived lack of interest in him returning as a starter is notable, especially as no new contract has been finalized yet.