
ESPN Predicts Panthers Pick Simpson, But Young Stays
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ESPN Analytics predicts Carolina Panthers to draft Ty Simpson at nineteenth pick, but common sense suggests theyll stick with Bryce Young. A trade could change things, with teams like Browns, Dolphins, Jets, and Cardinals potentially interested. However, analysts see little chance of this happening without a trade shake-up. Bryce Youngs momentum keeps Panthers focused on other needs for draft night.
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Carolina Panthers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — ESPN Predicts Panthers Pick Simpson, But Young Stays. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 16th, ESPN Analytics is projecting the Carolina Panthers to snag quarterback Ty Simpson with their 19th pick in the 2026. NFL Draft, their draft-a predictor tool, crunches the odds for top prospects, and right now, Simpson tops the list for that slot. That prediction feels like a stretch to a lot of folks, especially with Bryce Young, the number one overall pick from 2023, showing real promise in his 2025 season. Common sense says Carolina sticks with their guy, instead of doubling down on another quarterback so soon. The only way this plays out is if the Panthers trade back from 19 with a team desperate for a signal caller. Teams like the Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, and Arizona Cardinals could be sniffing around for that deal. General manager Dan Morgan isn't the type to drop jaws by grabbing yet another Alabama passer next Thursday night. Analysts see the odds closer to zero than any real shot without a trade shakeup. Bottom line, this analytics blip
sparks talk, but Bryce Young's momentum keeps the Panthers locked in for now, eyeing other needs come draft night.
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