Are the Panthers lacking confidence in their newly signed veteran tackle?

The latest first-round projections for the Panthers are pretty heavy on the hog mollies.

The Panthers wound up getting a real bargain when it came to the addition of tackle Rasheed Walker.

New Panthers left tackle Rasheed Walker was arrested at LaGuardia Airport on Jan. 23 after telling an airline employee he had a firearm and ammunition in his baggage.

When it comes to his surprising contract, new Panthers OT Rasheed Walker seems to be in agreement with everyone else.

Rasheed Walker didn't land a multi-year deal out of the gate in free agency, but that hasn't dimmed the offensive tackle's confidence in what he'll bring to the Panthers.

Green Bay‘s front office is probably feeling a lot of things looking at Rasheed Walker’s newly signed contract with the Panthers. They let the OT walk away in free agency as the team wanted to groom Jordan Morgan, but may have been left surprised by Panthers‘ GM Dan Morgan.

Rasheed Walker's one-year deal with the Panthers has a base value of only $4 million.

Cheap offensive linemen and complimentary, high ceiling defenders dot this year's sneaky-good free agent signings.