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I wouldn’t be against drafting a running back to pair with Chuba. Look at the production the Lions have had with their duo, Gibbs and Montgomery. We’ve had success with running back duos. It would certainly help our young quarterback by taking some of the pressure off him. Now that’s not to say we should use a day one pick or spend big on someone via free agency, but I’d be happy enough with us selecting someone on day two or three if they are the best player available . -
The draft is deep at DT, in my view. I think we get one, but not day 1--maybe round 3--understand that I am never right--but I hope and pray a QB could be in play and we could trade back. I see it this way on this day: Needs 1. Wide Receiver: This is not to say we should draft a WR with the first round. It is to say that I think it is our biggest need. Depending on what we do with Clowney and Wonnum, I will say WR is the biggest need right now. 2. Defensive Tackle/End (2): WIth one exception, I would clean out the DT room (here i mean Defensive Ends and DTs--the front 3), holding onto A. Robinson for rotational depth, whose contract is reasonable. I would look for a DT (Nose) and a better DE to play opposite Brown--one that can get after the QB more. 3. Edge: We have to keep Clowney for another season at age 32, but he is not worth $14m at this point, so this could change to a post june 1 cut after the draft, saving the Panthers $8m of his $14m salary--giving this draft pick more value. Wonnum at 27 is probably worth the salary he will earn in 2025 ($8m), but making him a post June 1 cut leaves only $900K in dead cap. It is difficult to guess what the Panthers will do until you know what they are going to do with the former Gamecock edge tandem. 4. Linebacker: Shaq is probably done, folks. He has a small frame and his body is probably telling him to quit. Jewell is hard to gauge because the DT/DEs in front of him were so bad. Wallace was decent for a third round rookie, but he is a depth/ST player. 5. Tight End: This offense / QB needs a stud TE on the roster. Tremble and Sanders are great depth, and using 2 TEs can create mismatches in the run game as well as the passing game. 6, Center: I think Mays got better as the year progressed, and they will probably go with him in 2025. However, if he does not continue to improve, this is a need. -
By DJ feed me moore · Posted
yes, his name is Cam Skattebo. He's a culture setter
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