Bobby Brown, Carolina Panthers

Texas A&M alumnus Bobby Brown III leaves L.A. Rams for 3-year deal with Carolina Panthers
Defensive tackle Bobby Brown III agreed to a three-year, $21 million deal with the Panthers according to NFL Network national insider Ian Rapoport.
Carolina Panthers boost defensive line with Bobby Brown III signing
The Carolina Panthers have made a bold move to shore up their defensive line by signing nose tackle Bobby Brown III. This significant addition to the roster is expected to make an immediate impact as the Panthers look to improve their defense in 2025.
Panthers' Bobby Brown: Coming to Carolina
Brown will look to fortify a Carolina defensive line that allowed the most yards per carry (5.2) in the NFL in 2024.
Panthers agree to terms with DL Bobby Brown III
According to NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport, the team has agreed to terms with former Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Bobby Brown III. Per ESPN's Jermey Fowler, the deal is a three-year, $21 million pact that can be worth up to $27 million.
Carolina Panthers agree to terms with game-changing run defender
Earlier in the day, there were reports floating around that the Carolina Panthers were expected to sign former Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Milton Will
Panthers agree to three-year deal with former Rams DL
The Panthers made it a priority to upgrade along the defensive interior early in the lead-in to free agency. A Milton Williams agreement did not come to pass, but the team has managed to pivot quickly.
Panthers adding defensive tackle Bobby Brown III
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapaport, the Carolina Panthers are signing former Rams defensive tackle Bobby Brown III. Brown is a run stuffer through and through. He appeared in 49 games across four seasons with the Rams and registered a grand total of 0.
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A Woman Black Panther
Philadelphia native Elaine Brown rose through the Black Panther organization after she moved to Los Angeles in 1965. She later became the first woman to head the controversial, male-dominated ...
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Former Black Panther Elaine Brown’s economic development org gets millions
Millions of dollars are pouring into former Black Panther Party Chairwoman Elaine Brown’s nonprofit for her apartment building and commercial hub under construction on 7th Street in West Oakland.
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As the first women chair of the Black Panthers, Brown continues to fight for women and black liberation today.