Panthers' Depth Chart: Stronger on Paper, Ready for Draft

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The Carolina Panthers are shaping up nicely after a busy free agency period, with their

projected depth chart looking stronger on paper ahead of.

Training camp.

They've shelled out big money to fix key weaknesses, setting a solid foundation even

before the draft shakes things up.

Bryce Young leads a younger quarterback room with Kenny Pickett as backup, while Chuba

Hubbard reclaims the running back spot alongside Jonathan, Brooks, and Trevor Etienne.

On offense, new faces like Rashid Walker bolster the line, especially with Icom equinoe

recovering from injury.

The wide receiver group features Ted Oroa McMillan and Jalen Coker ahead of Xavier Leggett,

though it might need more speed.

Titan remains fluid, with Tommy Trimble as the steady starter over Jatavian Sanders and

others.

Offensively, standout signings like Jalen Phillips and Devon Lloyd promise real disruption

upfront.

Derek Brown anchors the line, Nick Scowerton adds ed rush, and the linebacker core gets

a boost to support Trevon Wallace.

In the secondary, JC Horn and Mike Jackson form a top duo at corner, paired with Trayvon

Mowarig and Nick Scott at safety.

Dept concerns linger in spots like offensive line backups and wide receiver threats, plus

the defensive line after losing Ashahn Robinson.

The draft could address these gaps, especially a tight end and corner death.

Specialists stay reliable, with kicker Ryan Fitzgerald building on his rookie year, punter

Sam Martin, resigned for two years, and long snapper JJ.

Jansen locked in long term.

Overall, this roster has more pop, but the real test comes soon.

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