The Carolina Panthers are making encouraging progress under the guidance of second-year general manager Dan Morgan. He's a methodical, poised leader of the front office, but he knows how to act quickly to keep things trending in a positive direction.
Another fine example of this came on the eve of Carolina's Week 10 game against the New Orleans Saints at Bank of America Stadium. It went relatively overlooked, but it's another sign of Morgan striking with conviction and purpose.
The Panthers signed rookie defensive lineman Jared Harrison-Hunte from the practice squad to the active roster.