CHARLOTTE, NC – The Carolina Panthers have strengthened their defense by signing safety Jordan Fuller. The team did not disclose the terms of the contract, but sources revealed that Fuller received a one-year deal, replacing Vonn Bell, who was released earlier in the week.
Bell, who signed with the Cincinnati Bengals, expressed anticipation for the upcoming matchup between the Bengals and Panthers, marking it on his calendar as a game to watch out for. His departure left an opening for Fuller to step in and make an impact on the Panthers’ defense.
Fuller, 26, had a successful season with the Los Angeles Rams in 2023, starting all 17 games and showcasing his skills with three interceptions, tied for the team lead. Known for his ability to force turnovers, Fuller has proven to be a valuable asset to any team he plays for.
Drafted in the sixth round by the Rams in 2020, Fuller quickly rose to become a starting player, despite facing some injury setbacks in the following seasons. With 7 interceptions, 4 forced fumbles, 17 passes defended, and 279 total tackles in his NFL career so far, Fuller brings experience and playmaking abilities to the Panthers’ defense.
The addition of Fuller bolsters the Panthers’ defensive lineup, providing them with a versatile player who can contribute significantly to their performance on the field. His proven track record and skill set make him a valuable asset to the team, bringing depth and expertise to their defensive strategies.
As the Panthers gear up for the upcoming season, the signing of Fuller signals their commitment to improving their defense and enhancing their competitiveness in the league. With a talented roster and strong defensive additions like Fuller, the Panthers are poised to make a statement in the NFL and showcase their abilities on the field.