If the Panthers pass on safety in the first two rounds, could they select a player that needs development to hopefully contribute as the season wears on? Could quality run defense and flashes of talent be enough to put Marcus Allen on Carolina’s radar?
If the Panthers don’t go with a safety in Rounds 1 or 2 of the draft, an athletic prospect like Godwin Igwebuike could be exactly what they need to come in and compete for a starting role.
After Derwin James and DeShon Elliott, what do the strong safeties show on tape in the 2018 Draft Class? Will teams ignore Ronnie Harrison’s missed tackles for his hard hitting?
With Free Safety at the top of the Panthers needs list heading into the 2018 Draft, could they look past some inconsistencies to pull the trigger on Justin Reid? Does he show enough on tape to warrant a Top 24 pick?
Evaluating NFL talent at the college level is nearly impossible; if only 53% of first-round picks are ultimately successful, how can we do better? Vincent Richardson tries to take you through his process and how he tries to eliminate the biases that plague all evaluations.