Drayton Florence News

Carolina Panthers rookie running back Kenjon Barner turns upfield with the ball after making a pass reception during the team's rookie minicamp on Friday, May 10, 2013.

If the Carolina Panthers are interested in seven-time All-Pro cornerback Charles Woodson, coach Ron Rivera isn't showing the team's hand.

Time for a quick run through some odds and ends from around the division: ATLANTA FALCONS Former running back Warrick Dunn is taking his role as a limited partner in the team's ownership structure seriously.

Watch Steve Wilks on the practice field for one minute, and it's obvious that the Panthers' secondary coach and passing defense coordinator is in his element.

Over the offseason the Panthers made a few moves to improve the strength of the depth chart.

Even though Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera couldn't stop himself from looking to the future with draft picks Star Lotulelei and Kawann Short, he mentioned two undrafted defensive backs who stood out the most to him Friday.

Josh Norman was drafted last year as a 5th round pick out of Costal Carolina University.

At the beginning of the Gettleman era in Carolina, I'm sure that many fans were suspecting a few changes to occur in lineup of the Panther's starters.

But cornerback Drayton Florence has been in the NFL for 11 seasons, and the Panthers are betting that experience will benefit the team's young corners.

Spoke to Panthers cornerback Drayton Florence for about 15 minutes Thursday night about his role with his new team and a charitable trip he's making to Haiti next week.

Yes, the Panthers didn't get a WR or DB. But here's the facts: the Panthers needed DT and OL too.

The Panthers nearly drafted a safety last year, zeroing in on Mark Barron before Tampa Bay took him two spots before Carolina picked.