Panthers' Tight End Crisis: Sanders, Evans, Tremble Flop

0:00It's March 8th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Carolina Panthers have a big problem at Titan heading into next season. They drafted Jotavy on Sanders in the fourth round back in 2024, but he struggled with just 532 yards and two. Touchdowns over 29 games. None of their Titans, including Sanders, Mitchell Evans and Tommy Trimble, have stepped up to fill the gap. A recent chart highlights just how Refford's been for Sanders this season. He ranks low in both receiving production and run blocking, making him the weakest of the group. Evans edges him out slightly in those areas, while Trimble gets heavy use in the run game, but flops in the passing game. Fans and analysts point to this as a key reason. The Panthers passing offense has tanked. Sanders starts when healthy, but he lacks chemistry with quarterback Bryce Young, holding back the whole unit. Fans are buzzing about potential moves, like trading the 23-year-old Sanders or cutting Trimble to clear space.

1:02Drafting a new Titan makes sense, but the upcoming class is then. The top prospect, Oregon's Kenyan Sadik, projects around the Panthers 19th pick, yet they might prioritize edge rushers or linebackers instead. Free agency could help, or they risk sticking with this underwhelming trio. This episode is supported by our sponsor. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.