Olsen said he had a good relationship with Gettleman,Cheap NFL Jerseys, although he added that they didn't always see eye to eye.
"Everybody has been working real hard," said veteran safety Kurt Coleman. "Now it's about staying healthy and building that chemistry."
Olsen said he met with Hurney after he was hired, that they had a "good talk" and understand each other's positioning on contract negotiations. But despite the change in the front office Olsen said he's been given "no promises" a deal will be worked out anytime soon.
Carolina recently shook up its front office, firing general manager Dave Gettleman and replacing him with Marty Hurney on an interim basis. The decision was made, in part, because Gettleman didn't grant contract extensions to Olsen and linebacker Thomas Davis, two of Carolina's most popular players.

With Olsen having two years left the Panthers may be more inclined to wait lest they set a precedent through which other players with multiple years remaining on their contracts begin asking for new deals.
"As far as any personal grudges or animosity that brewed from all of this was just not the case," Olsen said.
Olsen caught 80 passes for 1,073 yards and three touchdowns last season. He has 32 TD catches in six seasons with the Panthers.
"Those guys are professionals and they know how to separate business aspect from the team aspect," Rivera said. "I really believe in those guys. I think it's something the organization is going to work through."
Former Panthers offensive tackle Michael Oher recently suggested on Instagram that some players in the locker room were responsible for Gettleman being fired, and warned that karma would come back to get them.
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — Panthers star tight end Greg Olsen chose team over himself.
The Panthers have added several veterans to their roster this offseason, including defensive end Julius Peppers, left tackle Matt Kalil, cornerback Captain Munnerlyn and safety Mike Adams. Carolina went to the Super Bowl after the 2015 season,China NFL Jerseys, but lost 24-10 to the Denver Broncos.
It's unclear when Olsen will get a new deal.
Olsen contemplated holding out for more money, but ultimately decided against it.
Davis, who also reported to training camp on time, is more likely to get an extension because he has one year left on his contract. Davis was not immediately available for interviews.
The 32-year-old Olsen has two years left on his contract,Cheap Jerseys China, but has outplayed his current deal, becoming the first tight end in NFL history with three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. He was voted second-team All-Pro in 2015 and 2016.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera said there was no doubt in his mind Olsen and Davis — both team captains — would show up for camp.
Said Olsen: "What we tried to do was no different than what happens around the league," Olsen said. "It's very common business for players and management to go back and forth and try to find common ground. ...  We gave it a run, it didn't work out and now I play out my contract and try to win a Super Bowl."
Olsen reported to training camp on time Tuesday,wholesale jerseys, saying he didn't want to hold out and be a distraction to an organization aiming to win its first Super Bowl.
"We feel very strongly about what we have been able to accomplish these last couple of years," Olsen said.
Olsen has a better working relationship with Hurney, who was responsible for bringing him to Carolina via trade in 2011 when he was the full-time GM.
Injuries and some inconsistent play by quarterback Cam Newton contributed to a 6-10 record last year.
"I just didn't feel it was right for me to put my situation and my own personal interests above that of the team,Cheap Jerseys Online," Olsen said as players checked into their dorm rooms at Wofford College. "If I don't show up today and cause a big stink, what would have come of that was just not fair to everybody, from ownership to the last guy on the roster. It's not something I wanted to be a part of when it came down to it. It's not who I am."