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Panthers' Draft Focus: Safety or TE?

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As the NFL draft approaches, the Carolina Panthers, with the 19th pick, are considering two top targets: safety Dillon Thieneman from Oregon and tight end Kenyon Sadiq. Mock drafts suggest theyre balancing offense for quarterback Bryce Young while bolstering their defense, with Thieneman potentially providing a day-one upgrade for coverage and run defense.

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Panthers' Draft Focus: Safety or TE?

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Carolina Panthers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Panthers' Draft Focus: Safety or TE?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 16th, the NFL draft is just one week away, and the Carolina Panthers sit at the 19th overall pick with seven selections total. Mott drafts from big outlets like NFL, CBS Sports, and others are zeroing in on two main targets, safety Dylan Theiman from Oregon, or Tide End. Kenyan Sadeek, also from Oregon, a couple spots like NFL Network and Bleacher Report, push for Sadeek, that speedy tied in at 241 pounds, with 4.39, speed, perfect to stretch the field for quarterback Bryce Young. Meanwhile, ESPN's Mel Kuiper Jr. I Safety, a manual McNeal Warren from Toledo, who racked up five picks in ten four spumbles in college, boosting the secondary alongside their strong corners. Expert C. Theiman as a day one upgrade for coverage and run defense, fitting General Manager Dan Morgan's defensive build after adding edge, rushers and linebackers. With trades possible if they want to jump for a safety, Panthers fans they locked in.

1:03These mock show their balancing offense for young while, stacking that back in strong.

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