— The Carolina Panthers on Monday accomplished the first step in their rebuilding process by selling Dan Morgan to president of football operations/general supervisor. Morgan, forty five, was the assistant general supervisor beneath Scott Fitterer, who was fired after the Panthers’ league-worst 2-15 season. He also spent seven seasons as a linebacker for the Panthers after being selected in the first round of the 2001 draft out of Miami. His new title represents a whole restructuring of the front workplace. Chelsea reached the Carabao Cup ultimate with a 6-1 thrashing of Middlesbrough in their semi-final second leg on Tuesday, underlining…