Prospects you want the Panthers to draft (regardless of round)

[XClown1986]

Title says it all. Who are the prospects you REALLY like that you would love to see in a Panthers uniform next year? Obviously the top 15 or so guys are not practical, but everyone else is up for discussion.

For me, I LOVE how LB Dorian O'Daniel plays the game. He would be amazing depth/player to groom, and a special teams demon from day one.

Other guys I love:

DT Tim Settle (BIG guy and disruptive)

DE Rasheem Green (Needs a redshirt year but has all the tools and intensity to be a great player)

CB MJ Stewart (SOOO physical. Has great ball skills too. Reminds me of EJ Gaines coming out, but without the durability question marks)

FS Kyzir White (some people like him as a SS but I actually think he is more in the mold of how we used Mike Mitchell. Good reactor, good tackler)

SS Terrell Edmunds (Lengthy guy and very athletic. Brother gets more attention but Terrell is a fantastic player in his own right)

WR Keke Coutee (Doesn't get enough publicity. One of the fastest players in the draft, built solidly, and tracks the deep ball really well)

WR Cedrick Wilson (I guess crazy production doesn't guarantee publicity. Reminds me of Marques Colston.)

RB Royce Freeman (Most underrated back in the draft. averaged over 6 yards a carry 2 different seasons in college)

TE Mark Andrews (People are down on him as a blocker but I truly don't see that he is that bad at all. And tacklers seem to bounce off of him. I like his style)

 

[PantherBrew]

I have already made my Jaylen Samuel love public. 

[Seoul_Panther]

Settle had an appalling combine. More likely we go with Deadrin Senat who we met with. I like Daurice Fountain and Michael Joseph as late round picks. I really like James Washington but don’t think we will draft him.

[steven8989]

Anthony Miller or DaeSean Hamilton

[Joe the Show]

Tony Adams - G - NC State

NC State has the NFL talent of Alabama, without all those worthless national titles

[bewonee]

Josh Jackson

Tegray Scales

John Kelly

[Funicula]

Frank Ragnow and Kyzir White

[Mr. Scot]

Unfortunately, the way this usually works out, this thread could be subtitled "Guys that will never play for the Panthers"

 

[Cpt slay a ho]

1 of these guys at WR:Anthony Miller, Dj Moore, Dj Chark

 

1 of these guys at cb:oliver, mike Hughes, jarie Alexander 

and hope we take a flyer on Orlando brown in the later rounds 

[joeyxfresco]

Rashaad Penny 

[panther252]

Ronnie Harrison, Josh Jackson, Frank Ragnow, Nick Chubb, Tegray Scales and Rasheem Green are my favorites. 

[ncfan]

Josh Jackson- Norman Clone.  Ball hawk, reads QBs better than anyone in the class.  Not afraod to hit someone.  Perfect glove fit for our zone sceme

Ridley- polished route runner, good hands.  Good speed and quickness 

Chubb and Penny- should be around round 3, both good size and between the tackle runner that could compliment CMC

Ragnow- beast center, very versatile who could be a beast LG while waiting for Kalil to retire.

Dalton Schultz- https://www.nfl.com/prospects/dalton-schultz?id=32462018-0002-5601-11b0-43f775014814

Strengths

• Very tenacious and tough as a blocker
• Well-schooled in blocking fundamentals
• Leaned on as vital part of the run blocking unit
• Initial hand placement is good
• Ability to sustain and finish
• Improves positioning after contact and can generate some movement at point of attack without a double team
• Gave it to USC's Rasheem Green on more than a couple of snaps when matched head to head
• Sinks hips into breaks
• Opens sharply on underneath routes to look for the throw
• Has good feel for attacking the voids against zone coverage
• Will shut routes down early to keep throwing window open for quarterback
• Physical in creating space at top of his routes
• Short area footwork is adequate
• Has ability to become a reliable target over the middle and in traffic

 

Will just leave this here.  Schultz is the Perfect fit for that #2 TE spot Dickson played

 

 

[davos]

Anthony Miller, Mike Gesicki and Rashaad Penny

[Rick Grimes]

I second Dorian O’Daniel. He is the modern day LB that will excel in today’s game. Short-area quickness is exceptional (top performer in 3 cone drill at the Combine among LBs)

 

Aside from that, Mike Hughes is really intriguing. Pretty raw still (which we have struggled to develop in the past), but his return abilities alone are too enticing. One of the most dynamic playmakers in the draft.