Panthers Re-Sign Former Seahawks Offensive Lineman After DT's Retirement
Summary
The Carolina Panthers re-signed offensive lineman Jake Curhan after defensive tackle LaBryan Ray retired. This move strengthens their offensive line, which has faced injuries, including to players Ikem Ekwonu and Taylor Moton.Key Facts
- The Panthers’ offensive line has multiple injuries, including Ikem Ekwonu and Taylor Moton.
- Taylor Moton is out indefinitely due to a blood clot in his lung.
- LaBryan Ray, a defensive tackle, retired recently, opening a roster spot.
- The Panthers signed Jake Curhan, a former interior offensive lineman.
- Curhan went undrafted in 2021 but played for the Seahawks, Bears, and Cardinals before joining the Panthers in 2025.
- Curhan has played both guard and tackle positions in the NFL.
- Rookie Monroe Freeling is likely to start at right tackle if Moton cannot play.
- Curhan is expected to be a backup on the offensive line for the Panthers when the season starts in September.
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