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Panthers.com exclusive: Inside the first draft room with Dan Morgan and Brandt Tilis

TheSpecialJuan

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CHARLOTTE — Things happen fast in a draft room, once they eventually happen.

One phone call, 20 seconds in duration. Maybe 15. A string of numbers read aloud as they're scribbled on a pad so the guy next to you can hear them. Click. "Let's do that," and then a quick "call-it-in" and a deal. Or minutes of intense discussion and consultation and debate, but then a casual "Yeah, the defensive tackle," and that's that and you're onto the next thing.

https://www.panthers.com/news/months-of-prep-moments-of-action-2024-dan-morgan-carolina-panthers-nfl-draft

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