Michael Jordan is back with the Panthers for a third season in Carolina.
The former Ohio State guard, who has been with the Carolina Panthers since 2021, re-signed with the Panthers on Thursday, according to multiple reports.
Jordan started 10 games in 2021 for the Panthers after they claimed him off of waivers from the Cincinnati Bengals. He did not make any starts for the team in 2022, but played in all 17 of their games and scored the first touchdown of his football career when he recovered a fumble in the end zone in their season finale against the New Orleans Saints.
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