Panthers' Draft Targets: Tight Ends, WRs, Safeties, Linebackers

0:00On April 22nd, Panthers are gearing up their big bore for Thursday's NFL draft, zeroing in on tight-ends, wide receivers, and safeties in the first. Round. Names like Kenyan Sadiq, K.C. Concepcion, and Dylan Thiniman topped the speculation, though Sadiq seems less likely since they haven't met in GM Dan, Morgan's eyeing other tight-end spots. Second round opens why for Carolina, with linebackers like Jacob Rodriguez and Anthony Hill Jr. standing out after Morgan chatted them up at pro days. He's high on those two, so expect one to land in Charlotte if available, alongside interior linemen, and corners like Lee Hunter and the Angelo Ponds. Fans and analysts buzz about the team's needs across the board, from offensive line help to secondary depth, as Mox keep linking corner Keith Abney, the second to them in round three. Third round feels wide open, with tight-ends like Max Clare, and centers-filling gaps if earlier picks don't pan out. Deeper into rounds four through six, Panthers met prospects like tight-end Oscar Delpe,

1:04edge-rusher Tyreeke Sap, and even quarterbacks such as Taylan, Green and Cade Clubnik. They got back-to-back fifth rounders, perfect for backup since Kenny Pickett's just one year, and Will Greer and cutting it. Draft days here, so watch how Morgan plays his hand. These targets signal a rebuild push on both lines and skill spots, keeping Caroline a competitive. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.