Kyle Trask signs with Panthers after leaving Buccaneers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 12:54 AM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Kyle Trask has signed with the Carolina Panthers, a move prompted by Haynes King's hamstring injury. Trask, the former second-round pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, had been released by Tampa Bay in August 2025 after serving as a backup for four seasons. The Panthers, who are looking to bolster their quarterback depth, worked him out last month, and he is expected to compete for a backup role. Carolina previously snapped Tampa Bay’s streak of consecutive NFC South titles in 2025 under new offensive coordinator Dave Canales.
- •Trask was a second-round pick by the Buccaneers in 2021.
- •He spent four seasons as a backup in Tampa Bay.
- •Trask was signed by the Panthers following a workout on July 29.
- •Haynes King's injury created a need for additional quarterback depth.
- •Canales was formerly the Buccaneers' offensive coordinator.
- 12:54 AMYahoo Sports — Former Bucs QB Kyle Trask Signs With NFC Playoff Team
"Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback and 2021 2nd-round pick Kyle Trask has signed with the NFC South rival Carolina Panthers. The post Former Bucs QB Kyle Trask Signs With NFC Playoff Team appeared first on HEAVY.
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