The Carolina Panthers have officially extended the contract of veteran right tackle Taylor Moton, locking him in for an additional two seasons. The deal, set to keep Moton in Carolina through the 2027 NFL season, is valued at $44 million, with $40 million guaranteed .
Moton, who initially joined the Panthers as a second round pick in 2017, has made 113 starts in 129 games, missing only three games last year the first absences of his career .
The extension strengthens the Panthers’ offensive line core and maintains continuity in a front that has become foundational under general manager Dan Morgan .
- Moton’s performance continues to stand out on the field. Pro Football Focus ranked him among the top tackle performers last season he committed just one penalty and yielded only one sack . His reliability and leadership extend beyond the stats; teammates and coaches highlight his work ethic and quiet consistency as central to the unit’s cohesion .
This extension marks a strategic move to keep the offensive line intact and stable. With key players like guard Damien Lewis, guard Robert Hunt, and tackle Ikem Ekwonu already secured under contract, Moton’s extension completes a solid foundation for the Panthers’ offense .