When Luke Kuechly retired from the N.F.L. in 2020 at 28, he had played eight stellar years as a linebacker for the Carolina Panthers and had sustained at least three documented concussions. He ...

Once, Luke Kuechly showed me his hands. It was sticky summertime, and we were talking about fly-fishing. He loves to tie his own flies, and it bothered him that he couldn’t do so during football ...

Luke Kuechly is walking away from the NFL at 28. In a stunning move Tuesday night, the Carolina Panthers linebacker and former NFL defensive player of the year announced he was retiring from football.

Luke Kuechly isn't out there on the field for the Carolina Panthers anymore, but he wants to see their success. He got to see a glimpse of it down the stretch after Bryce Young returned to the lineup.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The conversation with Luke Kuechly began with light question about his "dark side" that Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton jokingly refers to on occasion. "Maybe there is ...

Luke Kuechly will go down as one of the best Panthers of all-time along with one of the top middle linebackers of this generation. Unfortunately, his career came to an end this past January when ...

Kuechly suffered three known concussions within three seasons. Luke Kuechly was gasping for air. The look in his eyes -- fear, panic, not again -- was unmistakable, even as they welled with tears.

The Kuechly Gnome even has a Twitter page, or rather two of them: Kuechly Gnome and Luke Kuechly Gnome, both of which are filled with postings from people begging for one. And there in lies the ...

Luke Kuechly's star continues to grow, even five years after he last played a down of football. On Monday, CBS Sports announced that the Carolina Panthers great will join their college football ...

See the top highlight plays from Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly in the 2019 NFL season. Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith totals 218 yards and two touchdowns against the ...

49ers Coach Ron Rivera compares him to Hall of Famer Mike Singletary CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Carolina Panthers tackling machine Luke Kuechly's rookie mentor Thomas Davis is now his fierce rival.

Former Giants quarterback and two-time Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning and former Panthers linebacker and 2013 Defensive Player of the Year Luke Kuechly will not be part of this year's induction class.