Panthers' Mock Draft: Avieon Terrell & Max Iheanachor

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Carolina Panthers General Manager Dan Morgan turned heads in free agency by landing two

top defenders right at the start of the legal tampering.

Window.

He also brought back several key debt players from last season and snagged the market's

best left tackle at a steal.

Morgan shared with reporters that these moves positioned the team perfectly heading into

the 2026 NFL draft.

In the latest mock draft rejection, the Panthers trade back just a few spots with Philadelphia

to land the 23rd overall pick plus an extra.

Late round selection.

They use it on Clemson Cornerback Avion Terrell, a smooth slot defender ready to start

day one in adversity to the secondary.

This addresses a glaring need after free agency, especially following their playoff loss

where the secondary struggled without key players.

Meanwhile, Morgan trades up in the second round from New York to grab Arizona State offensive

tackle, Max Ihanakor, a massive athlete with huge, upside who could develop into a cornerstone

on the line.

Later rounds bring more targeted help, including Georgia Tide and Oscar Delt for dynamic

receiving skills, a disruptive defensive lineman in Caleb.

Proctor, center, Jager Burton to compete inside, inside linebacker Bryce Boetcher for

depth behind Newstar Devon Lloyd and Speedy White Out Kendrick.

Law as a potential big play threat.

These picks build depth across the roster, while filling specific gaps, giving the Panthers

a strong foundation as they gear up for next season.