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The Carolina Panthers generated a profit of nearly $112 million over a two-year period, including time lost during the lockout. When the average taxpayer sees a number like that, Mike Florio says they're less inclined to help a team build a new stadium, which is exactly what the Panthers are asking for. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: While Steve Smith and Brandon LaFell are a decent receiving duo, the Panthers are still on the search for depth at the WR position. Who is on the Panthers wish list? (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio gives the Carolina Panthers their offseason to-do list. Mike believes the Panthers must dump running back, Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams. Florio also says that adding some talent at wide receiver is a high priority as well. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Darin Gantt joins PFT Live to discuss the Eagles' hire of Chip Kelly and the latest news coming out of Carolina's camp. Panthers' owner Jerry Richardson claims the franchise will be sold two years after his death and Gantt explains the ramifications of this move to Richardson's legacy and much more. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Panthers head coach Ron Rivera said he was surprised the team fired GM Marty Hurney. Mike Florio said the move gives the Panthers the opportunity to openly look for a new GM. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio discusses Carolina's decision to fire GM Marty Hurney as well as Eli Manning's strong leadership and how to evaluate concussions. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Cam Newton is struggling to lead the 1-3 Panthers and now faces a critical home game against the Seahawks. Seattle RB Marshawn Lynch leads the NFL with 423 rushing yards, which isn't a good sign for the Panthers. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio touches on the top NFL stories of the day, including the Giants' throttling of the Panthers in their Week 3 Thursday night matchup and Cam Newton's "woe is me" postgame attitude and excuses. Florio also looks at the implications for the loser of Sunday's matchup of the 0-2 Saints and Chiefs, and what the Chargers' inability to sell out a clash of 2-0 teams with Atlanta means for their future in San Diego. (NBC Sports)

Ron Rivera says the Giants "out-coached us and out-played us," in Carolina's 36-7 Week 3 loss, equating the Giants to a big brother that "came in and slapped us around." Cam Newton adds that "if I was a fan of the Carolina Panthers, I would be holding my head in shame." (NBC Sports)

New PFT Reporter Darin Gantt joins Mike Florio for the first time on PFT Live aftering covering the Carolina Panthers for 14 years with the Rock Hill Herald. Gantt gives us the lastest with the team and what we can expect to see this coming fall on the field. (NBC Sports)