The Carolina Panthers have added some much-needed depth to their safety unit ahead of free agency. Safety Tre’von Moehrig is coming to town as a notable secondary defender.

Moehrig's contract, which is worth up to $60 million thanks to incentives, makes him the NFL's fifth-highest-paid safety, per Over the Cap, with an average annual value of $17 million. That figure just clears the $16.75 million per-year mark set in the 2024 offseason by Xavier McKinney, who went from the New York Giants to the Green Bay Packers.

Former Raiders safety Tre’von Moehrig will be joining the Panthers. Moehrig has agreed to terms with Carolina. A 2021 second-round draft pick, Moehrig has played his entire career in Las Vegas. Last year he started all 17 games for the Raiders, and he’ll be expected to step into the starting lineup right away in Carolina.

As the Panthers continue to make a push for Milton Williams, they remain active in seeking out defensive upgrades. Tre'von Moehrig looks to

The Panthers filled a need at safety that could help tighten up the league's worst run defense, agreeing to a three year, $51 million deal with former Raiders second-round pick Tre'von Moehrig, sources confirmed to ESPN.

T he Carolina Panthers are signing former Las Vegas Raiders star safety Tre'von Moehrig to a three-year, $51 million contract, according to a report from Fox NFL insider Jordan Sc