Panthers Eye Draft Risers, Tilis Prefers Steady Picks

0:00On April 13th, the Carolina Panthers are eyeing two hot prospects for the NFL draft, Monroe Freeling at offensive tackle and Dylan Thioniman in the secondary, both popping up around their 19th overall pick. Freeling addresses a big need up front while the Inamin fits right in range for defensive help. Both guys have skyrocketed as draft risers since last season started, jumping from under the radar to potential first rounders. That's drawn attention, but Panthers exact brand tylus has a clear stance. He favors players consistently ranked high, not lay bloomers. Fans and scouts are split, with some hyped on their upside, but the risk hits harder in round one. Wasting a mid-round pick stings less than busting a top 20 selection, and history shows risers can fade fast. Freeling's glow up came from sharper hand usage late in college, hinting at possible drop-off. Inamin exploded at the combine with a 4.3740 yard dash and 41 inch vertical at 6'201

1:00pounds, but raw athleticism doesn't always translate, like we saw with Anthony Richardson. Panthers brass might pump the brakes here, sticking to steadier options to avoid overdropping hype over proven tape.