The Carolina Panthers are now through what turned out to be a strong first seven days of training camp. That opening run was ...

Taylor Moton, a key offensive tackle for the Carolina Panthers, faces uncertainty as he enters the final year of his contract ...

Panthers RT Taylor Moton has seen it all. Entering the final year of his deal, he got emotional discussing the possibility of ...

Speaking to reporters at training camp, Moton was asked if it was unsettling entering the season knowing that it could be his ...

Person, who was present for today's session, asked Moton about possibly being in his last go-round with the Panthers. His ...

If that's the case then left tackle might be at or near the top of the team's to-do list in the 2026 NFL draft. According to Luke Easterling at Athlon Sports, they'll target Miami's Francis Mauigoa in ...

Taylor Moton started 104 consecutive games before the 2024 season snapped his streak. Moton missed two games due to an elbow and triceps injury, but still played 14 games last season.

After eight seasons, Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton is still standing. Joe Person of The Athletic recently profiled the 30-year-old Moton in a new article published on Tuesday.

TAYLOR MOTON The deadline for getting a deal done was 4 p.m. July 15 (Thursday). Otherwise, Moton would play the 2021 season under the franchise tag and then become a free agent in 2022.

According to PFF, Moton has given up three sacks and 17 pressures in 970 offensive snaps, while his run blocking grade (80.8) is slightly higher than his pass blocking score (78.2).

That’s because standout offensive tackle Taylor Moton has finally gotten paid. The Panthers announced they’ve agreed to an extension with Moton, signing him to a four-year, $72 million deal.

Taylor Moton, the Panthers’ second-year offensive tackle out of Western Michigan, will make his first NFL start Sunday in Carolina’s season opener vs. the Dallas Cowboys. If he plays well, you ...