Nick Scott, a safety for the Carolina Panthers, has been re-signed to a one-year deal. He played a significant role last season, appearing in 10 games with 30 combined tackles and two passes defensed. His familiarity with new defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero, who coached him at the Rams, is expected to enhance the Panthers' defensive strategy.

Nick Scott emerged as a reliable safety for the Panthers in his first season, showcasing his skills with 30 combined tackles and two passes defensed. His significant playing time (325 defensive snaps) makes him a valuable asset, especially with fellow safeties leaving the team. His potential re-signing could strengthen the Panthers' secondary.

Nick Scott is listed among the Panthers' pending free agents, indicating that his future with the team is uncertain as they navigate roster changes in the offseason.

Nick Scott was activated from Injured Reserve, prompting the Panthers to cut Jammie Robinson to create roster space for him.

Nick Scott is set to take Jammie Robinson's place on the Panthers' 53-man roster. He is coming off injured reserve due to a hamstring issue, raising questions about his availability for the upcoming game against the Cowboys.