Panthers' Free Agency & Draft Strategies

0:00With the NFL today, March 6th, fans are buzzing about the Carolina Panthers heading into free agency next week with plenty of questions on dream signings and roster moves. One under the radar pick is running back Roshod Wife from Tampa Bay, who's shown as a receiver last year with 64 catches for 500. 49 yards, Hose Bryan sees him as a cheap, familiar fit for coach Dave Canalis without blocking young backs like Jonathan Brooks. Meanwhile, he'd steer clear of big name-wide-out Mike Evans, even with the Tampa Ties, figuring the Panthers have internal options like Teta Roa, McMillan and Jalen Coker. On retaining talent, priorities include centers, Cade Mays and Brady Christensen, Tackle Yosh Nijman and Safety, Nick Scott, who started all 17. Gaines last season. Fans worry about cap space, sitting around 10 million after dead money, though cuts could open more room. Bryan suggests dumping corner Trayvon Moerick to a Ford Scott on a team-friendly deal,

1:01and eyes linebackers like Devon Lloyd or Devon Bush, plus. Receiver Romeo Doves as smart, affordable ads. At the combine, reports show the front office-eying offensive line-help, name-dropping tackle prospect Caden Proctor for the 19th pick amid. Icom equinews injury and free agents departing. It's real due diligence, not a smoke screen, as they prep for any draft surprises. Frosted tweaks like restructures make sense for cap relief, but Bryan warns against pushing too much into future years with Bryce Young's extension, looming. Tune in next week for more fan mail-back action. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Lay back. Press play. Let the pillow do the rest. Sound meets comfort. S-O-L-I.