The Carolina Panthers' offensive line was a huge positive in 2024. There was one starting spot up for grabs this year, and ...

Corbett has been with the Panthers since 2022, coming from the Los Angeles Rams after a Super Bowl-winning season.

Head coach Dave Canales said on Monday that Austin Corbett has won the job after competing with Cade Mays this offseason.

Austin Corbett has won out over Cade Mays for the Panthers' starting center spot. More at Pro Football Rumors.

Corbett had been competing for the role of starting center with Cade Mays during training camp, and now he has ultimately won the position battle. The Panthers are hoping he'll be able to hold up in ...

Last year, Austin Corbett, who isn't necessarily an actual center but primarily a guard, was the starting center for the Carolina Panthers until he got hurt and missed the 2024 NFL season.

ESPN reporter watching battle for starting center spot So far, both Austin Corbett and Cade Mays have taken snaps with the first-team offense, snapping the ball to Bryce Young. This indicates that ...

Austin Corbett and Cade Mays are locked in on their center battle. Both players are entering their respective fourth seasons with the franchise, and neither has really had a bad day of camp so far.

Led by Hunt and fellow 2024 newcomer Damien Lewis, tackles Ikem Ekwonu and Taylor Moton, and centers Austin Corbett and Cade Mays, this group has emerged as a team strength.

Carolina Panthers played FanFest in Charlotte in front of fans for the first time in training camp. Here’s who stood out, including QB Bryce Young.

The No. 4 wide receiver position wouldn't seem too important for most teams, but for the Vikings, it is. Austin Corbett and Cade Mays have been alternating days working with the first-team offense.