SaltAndPepper

https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2024/insider/story/_/id/39927794/2024-nfl-mock-draft-three-rounds-mel-kiper-field-yates-predict-first-100-picks (Premium Required) Panthers Picks:

https://theathletic.com/5376327/2024/03/29/carolina-panthers-free-agency-nfl-draft-mailbag/ We have our two route runners. Will that impact the “style” of receiver we look for in the second round? — Alexander S. The kind that gets open and makes plays. Canales likes his guys to know all of the receiving spots. So while Adam Thielen is pretty well locked into the slot at this point in his career, my sense is the Panthers will prioritize speed and separation ability over whether a guy’s more of an X or Z. This was one of the questions that was on the JP mailbag. So does this mean we're looking less in the direction of Legette and Coleman and more in the direction of a McConkey and Burton?

https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2024/insider/story/_/id/39806887/2024-nfl-mock-draft-matt-miller-seven-rounds-257-picks-predictions (full mock, on ESPN+) For the Panthers Picks: 2.33 Xavier Legette, WR, South Carolina One nugget I've heard from multiple NFL scouts since the Senior Bowl is that the Panthers love this wide receiver class and believe they will be able to add a rookie starter at No. 33. The Panthers sent 10 people to the South Carolina pro day, and Legette's 4.39 speed at 6-foot-1 and 221 pounds is perfect for slant routes -- which would in turn help quarterback Bryce Young get the ball out faster in 2024. 2.39 Kingsley Suamataia, OT, BYU Suamataia has the power to be a very good right tackle, a position he played in 2022 and one that could soon be open in Carolina. For the time being, he could learn behind Taylor Moton and continue to develop his special movement and power traits. 3.65 Chris Braswell, DE, Alabama The trade of Brian Burns opens the door for a pass-rusher, and Braswell had eight sacks and forced three fumbles last season at Alabama. From Here on out, it's just picks only. No explanation. 4.101 Braelon Allen, RB, Wisconsin 5.141 Jarrian Jones, CB, Florida State 5.142 Justin Eboigbe, DT, Alabama 7.240 Jordan Whittington, WR, Texas

good depth.

He doesn't even listen to advice about it too. Like I'm glad you're fast but take two extra seconds damn.

For depth this is cheap and a decent player. You can't buy an all pro for 5 million.

I'll miss DJ. Made one of the rarest plays in NFL history with the Pick 2.

good damn trade

The salary cap is 250 mil and we have a rookie QB. Calm down.

@TheSpecialJuan Wait two seconds for teh x part of the link to turn into twitter.com before you embed. Please and Thank you )

People act like the salary cap isn't 250 mill. Iit increases every year, and literally only 3 people on this team are worth being paid above average salaries. We'll be fine.

The sky is wet.

Dave Gettlemen get off the huddle. We don't need another big body with no route seperation for ffs. I swear to god some people literally never learn from their mistakes. Get. Me. Route. Runners. And. Seperatros. NOT THAT HARD

Twitter folk please don't hang this man if you guys lose.

I have no idea why, but the audio is as clear as Reich's gameplans last season.

https://www.panthers.com/video/panthers-live-press-conference

Players typically start formal training for the offseason after the super bowl i could be sure, or after they sign with a team if they’re a FA. His body needs no football for a while after 62 sacks.

I cannot be the only one who thinks Canales as a shot to be the best HC in the division in two years. Three defensive coaches versus an offensive one. Hopefully he eats em up.

Should've taken the Jags job with Baalke

They don't seem to be too happy he's leaving.

If he wants to be here, I'm good with it.

Shanahan

no because we're a forgotten and irrelevant franchise. If he did this on the Giants then probably yeah.

I've always wanted to start one but I never know where to start when it comes to this team.