Panthers' Draft Focus: Offense, Offense, Offense

0:00On April 8th, the Carolina Panthers are deep into draft prep, burning through their top 30 visits like they're on a mission. They've used 16 out of 30 so far, and 11 of those are straight offense, quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, tight ends, and linemen. It's crystal clear they're prioritizing weapons to light up the scoreboard. After dropping cash on defense and free agency, like grabbing Jalen Phillips and Devon Lloyd, the pressures off the D-line and linebackers for now, that freeze them up to stack the offense, especially with Bryce Young needing real support up front and in the backfield. Fans and analysts are buzzing because this signals a shift. I-Line is not sleeping on the trenches or the past game. The need at tight end screams loudest, but they're eyeing wideouts too, and folks see this as a smart play to protect their young QB long term. There's zeroing in on back-up quarterbacks hard, chatting with guys like Diego Pavia from Vanderbilt, who's got that Heisman finalist Shine, but might.

1:00Slip in the draft, they also hosted Baron Morton and Haynes King, perfect for depth behind Bryce, since Kenny Pickett's deal is just one year. With the draft two weeks out, these moves paint a picture of Panthers reloading the offense to compete now. Keep an eye on how this shakes out on draft night.