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Believe it or not, this player was drafted #1 overall in 2022. LG much like players not playing in bowl games and not doing combine drills, its maybe a new normal. Draft is more than college stats..... ITS more magic seeing eye future BS!!!1!11! Ā -
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Could this be real or smokescreen Ā or Warren, come on down Panthersā Canales putting emphasis on versatility as Carolina looks to evolve TE spot BY MIKE KAYE [email protected] 11hrs ago Dave Canales doesnāt want one-note tight ends inĀ his offense. As the second-year head coach continues to evolve his playbook in Carolina, heās prioritizing versatility at a key spot on theĀ Panthersā depth chart. While wide receiver upgrades have become a popular topic in the Queen City, especially on social media, the folks on Mint Street might have a better shot at improving their overall offensive attack with a facelift at tight end. WithĀ Tommy Tremble and Ian Thomas headed to free agencyĀ later this month, JaāTavion Sanders ā last yearās fourth-round pick ā is the only notable player under contract at the position in 2025. And the lack of solidified players on the depth chart offers up an opportunity to further craft the position in Canalesā image. The offensive play-caller painted a crystal-clear picture of that image last week at theĀ NFL Scouting Combine. āVersatility and toughness, first and foremost,ā Canales said. āWeāre going to run the ball, so we certainly canāt just take receiving tight ends who give you no value in the run game. At a minimum, this has to be a guy thatās really tough. It doesnāt mean that heās got to be the 260-pound bruiser that plays in-line. Those guys are cool, too, but if heās going to be 235 pounds, he has to play with the level of violence because we are going to run the ball a lot. So the versatility is really important for me at the tight end.ā Ā While theĀ veteran free agency class isnāt particularly stockedĀ with notable names that fit that standard, the NFL Draft, according to most media evaluators, has a plethora of those versatile talents, most notably Penn State tight end Tyler Warren. Canales sees a Swiss Army knife of sorts when he watches film the 6-foot-6, 261-pound playmaker. āI think heās an incredible player,ā Canales said. āI think speaking of versatility, hereās a guy that can play close to the interior and play physical because of his sheer size, but then, he does create some mismatches in the pass game, you can hand him the ball. So if you look at some of the teams that are using tight ends for QB sneak ā that would be a weapon for somebody in a short-yardage situation to utilize him. So, heās a very interesting prospect.ā Warren ā who is currently projected as aĀ top-10 prospect by Pro Football FocusĀ ā produced 1,233 receiving yards, 218 rushing yards and 13 total touchdowns (including a passing score) last year for the Nittany Lions. He might be gone by the time the Panthers pick at No. 8 in the first round, or Carolina might prioritize another position with that selection And if the Panthers pass on Warren, theyāll still have plenty of strong options during the rest of draft weekend. Michiganās Colston Loveland, Texasās Gunnar Helm, and Miamiās Elijah Arroyo are all projected as top-100 picks. All three would add a playmaking threat to Canalesā offensive play-calling concoction. Thereās also Tremble, whom both Canales andĀ general manager Dan Morgan openly expressed desire in bringing backĀ during their time at the combine last week.Ā Tremble dealt with nagging injuries throughout last season, but still produced a career-high 234 receiving yards. He also has the blocking and receiving versatility that Canales craves. But the Panthers want to make sure they get a fair deal done for both sides. Sometimes, thatās not as easy as it sounds. āYeah, itās a challenge, right? Because you want continuity,ā Canales said. āTalk about a guy like Tommy Tremble. Weāre going through all of our film and he does such a great job. So, now itās all of a sudden itās like, in all fairness, like, āLetās let Tommy see whatās out there from a free agency standpoint.ā But for me itās like, āOK, we have these guys that weāve trained for a year, and youād love to have them back.āā Sanders set a new franchise rookie record with 342 receiving yards last season. He also improved as a blocker from his college days. While he has shown he can be a key cog in the Carolina offense, the Panthers arenāt going to just settle for continuity, even if thatās seemingly a foundational priority for Canales. Bringing back Sanders and Tremble with minimal enhancement otherwise would be a disservice to the offenseās evolution. Canales knows that and Morgan knows that.
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