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I think he could be available in the second round

https://fansided.com/nfl-mock-draft-abdul-carter-3-teams-trade-up-packers-falcons-panthers NFL Mock Draft: 3 teams that should be willing to trade up for Abdul Carter Abdul Carter's College Football Playoff performance could cause these three teams to trade up for him in the 2025 NFL Draft. Rucker Haringey| 5:50 PM EST Penn State Edge Rusher Abdul Carter / Scott Taetsch/GettyImages Edge rushers are not as popular as quarterbacks in the NFL Draft, but guys who can sack the quarterback can cause teams to make aggressive trades to acquire them. That's why Abdul Carter could be the subject of significant trade interest in Round 1. The former Penn State standout is widely considered to be the top edge-rusher in this year's class. Some analysts like him enough to believe he should be in contention to be the No. 1 overall pick. Predictably, his agent is not holding back in his praise for Carter. Drew Rosenhaus has already gone on record with his belief that his client will be a "future All-Pro." That might be a premature statement for some NFL scouts, but there's no question Carter has the sort of speed and bend off the edge that pro teams covet. He looks like the most likely pass-rusher to turn into a double-digit sack artist in this year's draft class. That's why the following three teams may be looking to move up the draft board to add him to their respective defenses. 3. Carolina Panthers The Panthers would love to stay put at No. 8 and let Carter fall to them but his stellar play during the College Football Playoff means that won't happen. If the Panthers want to land the draft's top edge rusher they need to move up several spots in Round 1. Carolina's defense was historically bad in 2024. They were certainly hurt by Derrick Brown's season-ending injury but their pass rush never got going. Expecting Jadeveon Clowney to come back and boost the group in 2025 is more of a hope than a plan. It's unclear if coordinator Ejiro Evero will return as the team's defensive coordinator. That raises the possibility that the Panthers could switch from a three to a four-man front. Carter has the versatility to play as a standard defensive end or a standup outside linebacker depending on the team's system. The Panthers might not have the appetite to give up more draft capital after dealing for Bryce Young so recently, but they could be tempted by Carter if he starts to fall on draft night. 2. Atlanta Falcons The Falcons have been looking for a top-flight edge rusher for what feels like years. Matthew Judon gave the unit a little extra oomph in 2024 but they still lack a guy who really forces opposing offenses to shift their blocking schemes. Allowing Grady Jarrett to eat up blocks on the front line would free Carter up to rush opposing quarterbacks with reckless abandon. Atlanta needs to find a way to help their secondary by increasing their sack totals. Carter is a perfect fit for what the Falcons want and need to do on defense. The challenge for the Falcons' front office is that moving up from No. 15 into the top five will be an expensive proposition. Atlanta must be convinced that Carter is going to be a superstar if they are going to pay that kind of premium. Edge rusher is the franchise's biggest need and they have to find a way to come out of the draft with a defensive end with star potential. 1. Green Bay Packers The Packers need to come out of this draft with a new starting cornerback and an edge rusher who can make an immediate impact. That might make it impossible for them to pay the immense cost to move from No. 24 into position to take Carter. It's still a move that GM Brian Gutekunst and his staff need to consider. Rashan Gary will return on one side of coordinator Jeff Hafley's defensive line but the other edge position is open for business. Carter would give the unit a speed-rushing option they don't currently have on the roster. If the Packers want to go from good to great in 2025 they need to take some big offseason swings. Some of that can be accomplished in free agency but the draft will be a key component of the team's evolution. Making a bold move to go up to grab Carter in Round 1 would serve notice to the rest of the NFL that Green Bay is ready to compete for another Super Bowl title.

Yeah I think Abdul put up better numbers and had an extra year to get polished. Parsons was still an All American selection as a sophomore and was considered an elite prospect

Good let him drop to us

Let’s make it trend on Twitter lol

No I think he opted out of playing in 2020 due to Covid

Yes wait until the next bad game or less than stellar performance, they’ll come out of the woodwork

If Micah Parsons fell to pick 12 (DAL), maybe he'll fall to pick 8 for us

He's not going to get Surtain money who's in the conversation for Devensive Player of the Year. Why do we assume that he's not going to be rational with his demands. Second, I disagree on just relying on the pass rush. I strongly believe you need an elite player in every part of the defense (defensive line, linebacker, and secondary). You can supplement with other guys but you can't just load up on the pass rush and expect to be successful.

Exactly, and the same people are the ones who cry when we see our players doing well on other teams. Horn proved he can stay healthy this year, he made the pro bowl, deserves to be paid like a top 5 CB, only thing that is really debatable is the size of guaranteed money.

You keep the top players you draft otherwise you’re always rebuilding. Pay the man top 5 CB money

Yeah he sucked

He can be our third QB and save a roster spot lol

You should have seen this board in early to mid-2000s. I had a different user name back then when it was Panthers Huddle. It was twitter before twitter lol

Kind of strange seeing Cam in normal clothes lol

https://twitter.com/danorlovsky7/status/1877024651206967417?s=46

Meh not sure what to make of it

He forgot the passwords lol

Igo needs to fix it but he’s totally checked out

No it's not saying Mahomes and Lamar suck, it does means they're throwing into tight windows less frequently which may be a reflection of their scheme or receivers Exactly, I think this is the big difference with Bryce from last year and first two weeks. He was too hesitant to pull the trigger and not trusting himself to throw into tight windows. Now he's just letting it rip and doing a great job.

No, let’s clarify. It means Bryce is having to throw into tight windows but he’s doing it in a way where only his receivers could make the play on the ball. I would rather see wide open receivers like Goff but this shows how good Bryce is of making the best of what he has, throwing guys open. So in that sense he stands out as a really efficient QB.

For those wondering, top left quadrant is where you want to be. Bryce cooked How often QBs throw to tight windows and their throw open rate on those tight window throws.

That dude is not getting many more opportunities

He’s not a fan of Caleb and da Bears offense

Yes not enough, what do you think it will take?