Panthers' Offseason Moves, Draft Strategy

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Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales just dropped some fire on GMFB, hyping up their

big off season moves.

They snagged edge rusher Jalen Phillips and linebacker Devon Lloyd, two high character

beasts with serious talent.

Canales shouted out GM Dan Morgan and Brand Tillis for grinding out those deals, saying

these guys bring effort, motor, and disruption to the defense.

Phillips is all about harassing quarterbacks, while Lloyd balled out last year with picks

and big plays.

The goal?

More turnovers on D teams when 76% of games with just a plus one ratio.

They even poached Dolphins assistant Darryl Bevel, who calls Phillips 100 miles an hour

every day perfect for setting the tone.

Meanwhile, year four for QB.

Price Young has Canales laser focused on line of scrimmage tweaks, up temple offense and

exploiting matchups like he did, late last season with Jalen Coker and T-Mac.

After that wild car hard breaker to the Rams, 34 to 31, they're building past rush to

handle guys like Stafford.

For the draft at number 19, Canales wants the best player available, echoing last year's

Tedaro McMillan pick at eight.

Could be another receiver, edge, or even offensive line.

They haven't drafted one in two years.

Free agency opened the door to chase immediate impact.

Panthers are stacking advantages everywhere, from the locker room to the draft board, and

with Bryce ready to attack, this squad's prime to turn.

Heads come 2026.