The Carolina Panthers have recently made significant moves to secure key players for their future. Notably, they signed running back Chuba Hubbard to a four-year contract extension worth $33.2 million, keeping him with the team through the 2028 season. This extension includes $15 million in fully guaranteed money. Hubbard has been a standout performer, ranking fifth in the NFL with 665 rushing yards this season and contributing six total touchdowns.
In addition to Hubbard, the Panthers have also secured defensive lineman Derrick Brown with a multi-year extension. Brown, who earned his first Pro Bowl nod in 2023, led the league in tackles among defensive linemen with 103 in his first year under defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. His consistent performance has made him a cornerstone of the Panthers’ defense.
These extensions reflect the Panthers’ strategy to build a competitive team by retaining their top talent. By committing to players like Hubbard and Brown, the organization aims to establish a solid foundation for future success. These moves are part of a broader effort to maintain continuity and strengthen key positions on both offense and defense.
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