Panthers Release Linebacker Jacoby Windmon

about 2 months ago

Panthers Release Linebacker Jacoby Windmon

The Panthers have released LB Jacoby Windmon, per Aaron Wilson. He signed a reserve futures deal with the club in January after bouncing between the practice squad and active roster throughout the 2025 campaign. Windmon posted 22 combined tackles with 1.5 sacks and two pass breakups across eight games last season.

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$2.5M Blow: Former LB Shawne Merriman Sued Over Unpaid Loans

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$2.5M Blow: Former LB Shawne Merriman Sued Over Unpaid Loans

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Michael Irvin Blames Police Officials Who Investigated Stefon Diggs vs. Private Chef Case

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NFL to Have More Access to NFL Refs Under New Agreement

The new agreement has a shared commitment from both the refs' association and the league to improve accountability, Judy Battista noted. She added that the agreement will include formalized training for the refs, and they will join the mini camps and the practices. “The NFL will have more access to the officials and can develop a bench of officials,” she added.

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