Scout Camp 2018: Vita Vea
While the Panthers have little-to-no-need for a nose tackle such as Vita Vea, a player like this will be a force on defensive lines for years to come.
While the Panthers have little-to-no-need for a nose tackle such as Vita Vea, a player like this will be a force on defensive lines for years to come.
After giving a huge contract to Kawann Short last offseason, the Panthers again paid up for Dontari Poe.
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?
Shoulder surgery has lowered the Wake Forest alum’s draft stock, but a Day Two or Three grade might make Duke Ejiofor one of the best value’s in this year’s deep edge rushing class.
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?