Panthers Draft Dynamic Tight End, Beast D-Lineman, Versatile O-Lineman

0:00On April 13th, the Carolina Panthers are stacking their roster through the NFL draft after plugging some holes in free agency. In this three-round mock, they snag a dynamic tight end, a beast on the interior defensive line, and a versatile offensive lineman right in the first. Three rounds to build long-term strength. At pick number 19 in the first round, they go with Oregon tight-end Kenyans to Deek. He's a top playmaker at a premium spot, giving the offense a real weapon while the safety class offers more depth later. This move pairs perfectly with their current setup, like keeping Nick Scott at safety for now, but prioritizing the past-catching need that free. Agency didn't fully fix. In round two, pick number 51. They grab Florida interior defensive lineman, Kayla Banks. Some see him as first-round talent held back by injuries, making him a potential steal to team up with dared brown up front. Then at number 83 in round three, Iowa offensive lineman Jennings Dunker slides in for depth and development.

1:01He can play tackle, guard, even center, prepping for future free agents on the line, and rounding out a smarter tougher Panther squad.