Panthers Eye Top WRs, Stribling in Draft

0:00On April 18th, the Carolina Panthers are all in on scouting top-wide receivers for the 2026 NFL Draft. General manager Dan Morgan says he is totally open to grabbing another one in the first round, even if it is their third straight year. No rules against it, and they are not boxing themselves in at the 19th overall pick. That said, they have eyes on day two talent too, ready to pivot if they go another way of top. One name blowing up in that mix is Ole Miss receiver, Dejon Stribbling, who has scouts buzzing with second round grades and could go as high as the top 75 picks. League insiders are loving his game, six foot two, two hundred seven pounds, perfect slot size with strong blocking and reliable hands after the catch. Panthers coaches already zoomed with him, fitting their hunt for guys who thrive in space. Earlier this week, Mott Draft shifted talk to safety for pick 19, like Oregon's Dylan Theoman. If they snag that, Stribbling or others like Washington's Denzel Boston or Clemson's

1:03Antonio Williams could be the play at 51st overall. Or, flip it wide receiver or tight in first, then safety or linebacker later. Either way, Karamon is building smart, stacking weapons without forcing the issue.