The Carolina Panthers are hosting rookie minicamp this week, with appearances from all seven 2026 draft picks, plus 10 signed undrafted free agents and a notable tryout for a former first-round pick. Former 15th overall pick Kenyon Green, a 2022 first-rounder who has spent time with the Texans, Eagles, and Ravens, will attend the Panthers’ rookie minicamp as a tryout. Green is 25 and previously started 14 games at left guard as a rookie, but has battled shoulder injuries and team changes in recent years. This move represents a low-risk revitalization project for Carolina, aiming to add interior offensive line depth behind starters Damien Lewis and Rob Hunt. If Green impresses during the camp, he could earn a contract and push for a regular role, offering potential competition for guards Chandler Zavala, Saahdiq Charles, Joshua Gray, and Ja’Tyre Carter.
Key Takeaways:
– Panthers host rookie minicamp with all 2026 draft picks and multiple undrafted free agents; Kenyon Green attends on a tryout basis.
– Green, 25, has a history of team changes and injury setbacks but could provide interior line depth if he performs well.
– The move fits Carolina’s need for interior offensive line competition behind Lewis and Hunt and could lead to a potential contract.
