One NFL analyst has the Carolina Panthers primed for a big year. Meanwhile, the other forecasts gloom and doom for Dave Canales’s club this upcoming season.

This new Panthers accord — which is now official — is two years in length and is worth $44M, Moton’s agents informed Schefter. $40M of that figure is guaranteed. Moton was entering a contract year, but he is now on the books through 2027.

The Carolina Panthers signed right tackle Taylor Moton to a two-year, $44 million contract extension, a source familiar with the agreement told UPI on Friday.

At least on paper the Panthers appear to be overloaded with talent at wide receiver, and making a trade could help clear up the picture.

The Carolina Panthers have a lot to think about over the next few days ahead of Tuesday’s NFL 53-man roster deadline.