Scout Camp 2018: 3-4 Defensive Ends Big Board
The Panthers have their “core four” on the inside of the defensive line and an idea of who they have on the edge, but would they be tempted by a converted three-technique from a 3-4 defensive scheme?
The Panthers have their “core four” on the inside of the defensive line and an idea of who they have on the edge, but would they be tempted by a converted three-technique from a 3-4 defensive scheme?
While defensive tackle is not a pressing need for the Panthers, could the team look to add another piece to the defensive line late in the draft?
It’s Vita Vea and then a dropoff to the next tier of nose tackles. Would the Panthers be tempted by what some call “the best defensive player in the draft” if he’s available at 24?
Some consider defensive end the Panthers biggest need heading into the 2018 Draft, and this is a good year to be in the market for a defensive end. From Chubb to Sweat, there are a ton of prospects on the board. See where we’ve got them ranked.
Some players just don’t fit into the Panthers defensive scheme and are not likely to make it onto the team’s roster no matter how talented they are. But it’s still worthwhile knowing who’s available.