Panthers Draft Brazzell, Deep Threat with Pro Pedigree

0:00It's April 25th, this is NFL News Today football coverage powered by AI. Carolina Panthers just snagged Tennessee wide receiver Chris Brazil, the second at pick number 83 in the third round of the 20. 26 NFL draft on April 24th. This six-foot-four high-flyer turn heads is one of college football's top deep threats last year. He started strong at two-lane in 2023, with 44 catches for 7-11 yards and five touchdowns before transferring to. Tennessee, his first bowl season in 2024, was solid but quiet. 29 grabs for 333 yards and two scores in 2025. That breakout year earned him all SEC and all America nods, with 62 receptions for 1,017 yards and nine touchdowns, making him. Arguably the conference is best at the position. Fans and scouts buzzed after his sixth catch, 177 yard, three touchdown clinic against Georgia. Brazil's family runs deep in pro sports.

1:02His dad, Chris Senior, said a high school receiving record, played NFL ball for the jets and cowboys, then, dominated seven years in the Canadian football league. On mom's side, Uncle Calvin Murphy's and Nate Smith Hall of Famer, who lit it up for the Houston Rockets. Panthers land a long striding beast with a 4.3740 time and killer catch radius, averaging over 16 yards per grab-hees. Prime to stretch defenses and sky for those contested balls right away.