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5 realistic free-agent wide receivers Carolina Panthers must consider in 2025


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14 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Carolina Panthers must consider Tutu Atwell

Carolina Panthers must consider Noah Brown

Carolina Panthers must consider Elijah Moore

Carolina Panthers must consider Darius Slayton

Carolina Panthers must consider Brandin Cooks

https://catcrave.com/5-realistic-free-agent-wide-receivers-carolina-panthers-must-consider-2025/3

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15 minutes ago, BrianS said:

Honestly, I wouldn't hate any of those guys at the right price.

I don’t see anyone worth paying this year. We aren’t a playoff team and none of these guys are even at an AT or heck Diontae level. No idea if Legette will fulfill his potential but I don’t want Coker or Legette to lose any time to run through a mediocre bunch of vets.

I’d rather go BPA in draft and if there’s a decent potential WR in round 3+, take a rookie. Thielen is still under contract so use our multiple day 3 picks and UDFAs to fill out WRs.

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I would rather trade for one than pay bigger bucks in free agency. Deebo went cheap and there are others we could get for a middle round draft pick whose salary for now is doable. As to who that could be I will leave that to others who follow this more than I do.

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Having Theilen and Coker makes most of this list not make sense. Maybe we draft an inside receiver, but paying a FA? Nah thanks. We really need a physical Split End, who won’t get bodied by a CB at the line.  Will allow XL to play flanker and move. End arounds, etc. I know it was his first year, but I’m unconvinced that he’s more than a gadget/complementary player. Jumbo Deebo who plays like mini Deebo.

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3 hours ago, Swaggasaurus said:

Having Theilen and Coker makes most of this list not make sense. Maybe we draft an inside receiver, but paying a FA? Nah thanks. We really need a physical Split End, who won’t get bodied by a CB at the line.  Will allow XL to play flanker and move. End arounds, etc. I know it was his first year, but I’m unconvinced that he’s more than a gadget/complementary player. Jumbo Deebo who plays like mini Deebo.

Look Lane, XL is the big bodied receiver. Most competitive teams now have a smaller, fast guy. We should look at Dyami Brown. 

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