The Carolina Panthers have added some secondary help by signing safety Eric Rowe to a contract on Thursday for the upcoming 2022-23 season.
#Panthers agree to terms with Eric Rowehttps://t.co/eDFZa7IVSo
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) April 6, 2023
Rowe, a former Dolphin last season, entered the NFL as a cornerback when he was drafted by the Eagles as a second-rounder in 2015, but has shifted into more defensive back roles (safety and nickel) in recent memory, i.e., with the Patriots from 2016-18, and with the Dolphins since 2019.
The two-time Super Bowl champion has played in 100 games with 56 starts. He has recorded a total of five interceptions, six forced fumbles, and one touchdown.
Rowe adds his versatile veteran presence in a Dolphins defensive line that recently acquired former Bengals safety Vonn Bell to work alongside in tandem with FS Xavier Woods.
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