Comparing Hall of Fame careers between Brian Urlacher and Luke Kuechly Now, one thing to keep in mind is that they weren’t in the same class, so it wasn’t like one beat out the other.

That wasn't a downside for Luke Kuechly, though. Kuechly is well on his way to becoming a Hall of Fame linebacker, and he may have benefited from having to take on such smart, good quarterbacks.

Many people questioned the Carolina Panthers' decision to select Luke Kuechly at No. 9 overall, but the linebacker went become one of the best linebackers of his era. Kuechly was the league's top ...

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Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly joins NFL Total Access to breakdown ... how he's approaching the Falcons' quarterback room now that the team has drafted rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr ...

who is now headed to free agency. Later on in the evening, Nick Carboni of WCNC Charlotte caught up with Panthers great Luke Kuechly at Greg Olsen's HEARTest Yard Ungala event. Carboni asked ...

Luke Kuechly might have been the biggest surprise of this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class — not because he made it in as a first-ballot honoree, but because he didn't. The former Carolina ...

When the Carolina Panthers selected Luke Kuechly in the 2012 NFL Draft ... left an indelible mark on the team and the league, with his name now synonymous with elite defense and relentless ...

For now, two other Carolina Panthers players, both of whom played with Newton, are engaged in that battle. Voters snubbed both Luke Kuechly and Steve Smith Sr. Smith Sr. is the seventh-leading ...

Luke Kuechly says winning a first Super Bowl would be a great way to send Jerry Richardson off, but focus is on winning one game at a time. https://t.co/WyJiIbtJjw ...

Now, although he didn’t claim that concussions ... as expressed on his social media page. “Wait LUKE KUECHLY somehow didn’t make the Hall of Fame,” Kollmann wrote.