Panthers Draft Speedy WR Brazzell for Young

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. Panthers, GM Dan Morgan just hooked up quarterback Bryce Young with a speedy weapon in the 2026 NFL draft. They grabbed Tennessee Y receiver Chris Brazil the second in the third round up in Pittsburgh. This guy is built to stretch the field with his acceleration and athleticism, perfect, for a run heavy offense that needed more deep threats. Football that last season as a first team all SEC performer, hauling in 62 catches for a thousand seventeen yards in nine touchdowns. He complements the Panthers top receivers, like Ricky of the year Tedaroa McMillan and Jalen Coker, who worked the underneath routes. Coach Dave Canalis is hyped about the pick, praising Brazil's vertical speed and body control in the air. Fans and analysts see it as a smart move to build around Young, who just hit a career high 3,011 passing yards, led Carolina to the ban, NFC South Crown, and punched their

1:01first playoff ticket since 2017. Earlier picks beefed up the lines too, Georgia Tackleman row-freeling at number 19 overall on Thursday, then Texas Tech Nose Guard Lee Hunter at 49th in the second round, Morgan's shifting focus to playmakers now. With the fifth year locked on Young's rookie deal and extension talks looming, this receiving crew might keep him locked in long-term, Panthers are stacking the deck for bigger runs.