North Charlotte Today

The Carolina Panthers have solidified their offensive line by agreeing to terms on a new contract with lineman Brady Christensen. The 28-year-old player, known for his versatility, has proven his ability to start at every position along the line. Last season, he demonstrated his skills by starting games at left tackle and center.

Offensive coordinator Brad Idzik previously praised Christensen's adaptability: "Brady is well versed at every position," he said. "Brady soaked it all up with the understanding of how all the pieces fit because he's literally played outside in every spot."

The Panthers have retained their starting offensive line from last year's opener, but Christensen's comprehensive skill set remains crucial. Recently, they also secured center Austin Corbett with a new deal and kept backup center Cade Mays through a restricted free agent tender.

Quarterback Andy Dalton highlighted Christensen's ability to adapt when needed: "It's definitely different than every other position; there definitely is a learning curve when it comes to that," Dalton remarked about Christensen stepping into the center role during Corbett's injury last year. He further commented on Christensen's talent: "He's a good football player...he can be put into a lot of different positions and succeed."

Christensen’s continued development and performance are expected to strengthen the Panthers' offensive line moving forward.