Panthers' Draft Strategy: Underrated Gems for Depth

0:00On April 9th, Pethers fans expect some familiar names in the first and second rounds, like Kenyon Sadiq or Anthony Hill Jr., but things get. Interesting after that, with under-the-radar gems they've been hosting, these late-round targets fill key holes without the hype. Earlier this week, they brought in Georgia Titan Oscar Delp, a vertical threat and solid blocker who could slide in around the third round. Same vibe with Arizona defensive-backed Traydan Stukes, versatile enough to play safety or corner in their zone scheme. Meanwhile, for quarterback Deft behind Bryce Young, Heinz King from Georgia Tech visited after rushing for over 2,400 yards in. College mobile exactly like they want. LSU Safety, AJ Halsey's another host, pegged as their top non-first round fix for the secondary. Texas A&M Center, Tray Zoon III, matches the massive build of departing Cade Mays at 6 foot 7, 312 pounds, and he plays, everywhere on the line.

1:00Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter brings blitzkills that fit a Giro-everose defense perfectly. These visit signal smart-depth moves before draft-night hits. Panthers building quiet, but lethal for next season.