Eagles-Panthers Trade: Thieneman to Philly, Boston to Carolina

0:00On April 11th, Matt Verderaim dropped the wild first-round mock-draft pack with 32 trades for all 32 NFL teams. In one big swap, the Eagles climbed from 23rd to 19th by dealing with the Panthers, tossing in the third round pick at 98th. Overall, Philly Graff's Oregon Safety Dylan Thinemin, a duck ready to lock down the secondary. Meanwhile, the Panthers slide back but still snag Washington wide-out Denzel Boston, a top three talent at his spot with 62 catches. 8, 181 yards, and 11 scores last season. This comes after they hit gold with Teterot McMillan last year's offensive rookie of the year. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Carolina's receiver room though. They've got McMillan at 6 foot 5, Jalen Coker, Xavier Leggett and others, all big bodies over 6 foot 3, pounding the league in size but maybe not speed. The Panthers tried adding quickness last year with 6th-rounder Jimmy Horn Jr., a 5 foot 8 speedster from Colorado, but he barely saw the field, just 19 touches for under 200 yards total.

1:06Their passing game screams for that burner to stretch defenses, so as the real draft heats up on April 23rd, will this trade fly or flop? Eagles bolstering the back end makes sense, but Carolina doubling down on giants might leave them chasing shadows downfield.