Most of the offseason talk surrounding the Carolina Panthers offense has focused on new offensive coordinator Norv Turner, quarterback Cam Newton and the arsenal of receivers at their disposal.
But what about running back?
The team released Jonathan Stewart, its all-time leading rusher and primary between-the-tackles runner, in March. Then the Panthers opted not to select a replacement in April's NFL draft, opting instead to sign veterans C.J. Anderson and Kenjon Barner. Elijah Hood, a former Charlotte Catholic and UNC standout, was also signed.
Other than those three, Christian McCaffrey and Cameron Artis-Payne are the two holdovers at running back.