CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Carolina Panthers so far have filled needs at defensive end, cornerback and wide receiver through free agency and a trade.
They’re still in the market for a tight end to play opposite Pro Bowler Greg Olsen. The Seattle Seahawks' Luke Wilson reportedly was headed to Charlotte on Wednesday night for a visit, so the answer could be there. A starting free safety is the most gaping hole in addition to a backup for quarterback Cam Newton.
Here’s a look at what the Panthers have done so far:
• Re-signed DE Julius Peppers -- 1 year, $5 million, $2.