Carolina Panthers Fail to Earn All-Pro Honors

The Carolina Panthers finished the 2024 NFL season with a disappointing 5-12 record, marking their seventh consecutive year without a playoff appearance. Despite their struggles, there were signs of improvement, particularly in the offense, where quarterback Bryce Young demonstrated potential with 15 touchdown passes in the latter half of the season. The team is expected to focus on strengthening their defense and enhancing their roster through the upcoming draft, particularly by addressing the defensive line and seeking depth at linebacker and safety. Meanwhile, four Panthers players received votes for the Associated Press' All-Pro teams, although none made the final roster, highlighting the ongoing challenges the team faces. Additionally, the Panthers will observe the playoffs from the sidelines as 20 former players participate in the postseason. Looking ahead, there is optimism that with strategic improvements, the Panthers could turn their fortunes around in 2025.