Mock draft LT at 19

[raleigh-panther]

im a big believer in strong  o lines in general and really strong  olines for not so strong  QBs and we have one if those not so strong  QBs, plus with one LT done for the year and another that is aging with knee issues, a versatile tackle, on a rookie contract for the second most important position on the team, is a good thing 

 

from cat crave Dean Jones 
 

“If Francis Mauigoa (Miami) made it this far down the pecking order, it would be a difficult proposition to turn down.
 

The Miami prospect might not have the prototypical length associated with premier offensive tackles, but you wouldn't know it.

His pass protection is exceptional, which is matched by a strong base on running plays and enough athleticism to make a difference at the second level when opportunities arise.

Mauigoa can play either tackle with ease. This makes him a short-term replacement for Ekwonu and a potential long-term successor to Moton. And if fans don't think this is possible in the first round, they haven't been paying close enough attention.”

 

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“Carolina Panthers 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft: Pushing forward edition”

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Edited 3 hours ago by raleigh-panther
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[Soul Rebel]

No way this guy is available at 19. If he is,and Styles or someone in that tier isn’t, Mauigoa is a no brainer.

I bet he’s the first OL off the board. Still a lot of time until combine and pro days, but Mauigoa would be a slam dunk for me. 

[Donald LaFell]

Bryce needs an elite o line to be effective 

[rebelrouser]

PFF Big Board has Mauigoa at number 19.  Some others have him as the top LT. A consensus seems to be emerging that Styles will not be there at 19.  

[chknwing]

I would follow up an LT pick in the 1st with Jake Slaughter in the 2nd.  LT and a C for the future

[UnluckyforSome]

If we go tackle in the 1st round, both Utah tackles, Fano and Lomu, are considerations. We have had a good history with that school.

 

Edited 1 hour ago by UnluckyforSome

[kungfoodude]

20 minutes ago, chknwing said:

I would follow up an LT pick in the 1st with Jake Slaughter in the 2nd.  LT and a C for the future

All the top centers in this draft are pretty light guys. I am not against that body type but if you miss and they aren't elite(Kalil types) they are often getting abused.

Definitely want to finally address center. 100% expect that will not happen.

[mrcompletely11]

1 hour ago, raleigh-panther said:

im a big believer in strong  o lines in general and really strong  olines for not so strong  QBs and we have one if those not so strong  QBs, plus with one LT done for the year and another that is aging with knee issues, a versatile tackle, on a rookie contract for the second most important position on the team, is a good thing 

 

from cat crave Dean Jones 
 

“If Francis Mauigoa (Miami) made it this far down the pecking order, it would be a difficult proposition to turn down.
 

The Miami prospect might not have the prototypical length associated with premier offensive tackles, but you wouldn't know it.

His pass protection is exceptional, which is matched by a strong base on running plays and enough athleticism to make a difference at the second level when opportunities arise.

Mauigoa can play either tackle with ease. This makes him a short-term replacement for Ekwonu and a potential long-term successor to Moton. And if fans don't think this is possible in the first round, they haven't been paying close enough attention.”

 

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“Carolina Panthers 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft: Pushing forward edition”

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https://apple.news/AYEo7NKteR6mIGHtthRnzZQ

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lol that aint happening

[MHS831]

1 hour ago, rebelrouser said:

PFF Big Board has Mauigoa at number 19.  Some others have him as the top LT. A consensus seems to be emerging that Styles will not be there at 19.  

I think the combine separates OTs as much or more than any other position.  I think we will be drafting a T from utah. 

[MHS831]

1 hour ago, chknwing said:

I would follow up an LT pick in the 1st with Jake Slaughter in the 2nd.  LT and a C for the future

I think we have to go edge in free agency now if we can find one, and maybe LB.

[MHS831]

58 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

All the top centers in this draft are pretty light guys. I am not against that body type but if you miss and they aren't elite(Kalil types) they are often getting abused.

Definitely want to finally address center. 100% expect that will not happen.

If we sign Mays and BC, I bet we do nothing at C---even if BC will not be ready until October or so.  Not sure I like the plan, they are a bit light in the loafers.  All are developmental too. I am higher on Mays than most, fwiw, because at 26 he is entering his prime and he has been improving since settling into one position.  I think he is going to be solid and he does a lot of things well.  There are days, however, when I want A gap more secure--I won't lie.  Mays could test the waters, in fact.  If I were him, I would.  He was released, re-signed, put behind Corbett twice when he was arguably better.  C will be interesting.

Edited 17 minutes ago by MHS831