Scout Camp 2019: 3-4 Defensive End Big Board
With the Panthers looking to use more three-man fronts in 2019, could a 3-4 defensive end be in play with their first round pick or on the third day?
With the Panthers looking to use more three-man fronts in 2019, could a 3-4 defensive end be in play with their first round pick or on the third day?
Could a player like Jerry Tillery flash the skillset and height necessary to play a hybrid defensive lineman position – thus making him an option at 16 for the Panthers?
We’re kicking off interior d line week with a look at the top run-stuffers on the board – could the Panthers be interested in a late round hog molly?
The guys are back this week after surviving the one slow NFL week of the year to talk free agency developments, a coaching shakeup in Carolina, which Panthers player was a hero off the field this week and another stat the haters will blame Cam Newton for. They also talk AAF ups and downs, Jared Feinberg (@JRodDraftScout) drops by for another installment of a draft look ahead, your submitted questions and Chris continues to get excited about his Hurricanes.
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