Panthers' Draft Dilemma: Pass-Catcher or Bust

0:00Panthers are gearing up for the NFL draft, and the one move they can't botch is landing a real pass catcher for Bryce Young. Last year, they traded up one spot into the first round for Xavier Leget, thinking he'd be the weapon their offense needed. But it flopped hard, leaving Young without the spark to elevate the attack. That missed things because better options were right there, like Lad McConkey, who lit it up elsewhere, or even Keon Coleman, Jalen McMillan, and Tite. Fans, AJ Barner, or Kate Stover. The idea to grab a receiver or tied in made sense, but picking the wrong guy set them back. Fans and analysts are still heated about it, calling it a franchise-level whiff in a history full of draft ups and downs. Without reliable targets, Young's struggling to find his rhythm, and the whole offense feels stuck and neutral. This year, they've got a deep pool to fish from first round studs, like Kenyan Sadiq, or Denzel Boston, second round gyms, such as Dremey Bernard, or Zachariah Branch, even

1:00third round sleepers like Ted Hurst, or Deon Berks. Later rounds offer CJ Daniels or Oscar Delp if they play it smart. They decide if it's wide out or tight end, when to pull the trigger, and who fits best, or risk another season of what ifs holding Bryce back. That wraps Durham News. Today brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.