The Carolina Panthers have made a significant shift in their front office by parting ways with two key members of their scouting department. Director of Player Personnel Cole Spencer and college scout Robert Haines are the latest to exit the organization. Spencer, who had a decade-long tenure with the Washington Commanders' scouting team, joined the Panthers with high expectations. The decision reflects a broader strategy by the Panthers to reevaluate their scouting and player acquisition processes amidst a challenging season.

This move comes at a time when the Panthers are looking to revamp their team structure and enhance their scouting efficiency, particularly as they deal with ongoing performance issues. Changes in a franchise's scouting department can lead to fresh perspectives and new strategies in identifying talent, which is crucial for the development of a competitive roster moving forward.

The Tennessee Titans are looking to enhance their offensive line by signing Chandler Brewer to their practice squad while releasing rookie Cole Spencer. Brewer, who previously played for the Los Angeles Rams and had a brief stint with the Jacksonville Jaguars, is returning to Tennessee, where he began his college career.

This move comes as the Titans aim to improve their performance and depth on the offensive line amidst ongoing challenges.