The Carolina Panthers selected Mississippi State defensive tackle Jaden Crumedy with the 200th pick.The Athletic NFL Draft analyst Dane Brugler on Crumedy: A five-year starter at Mississippi State, Crumedy played primarily as a three-technique in former head coach Zach Arnett’s 3-3-5 base scheme while also working over the A-gap and as a four-technique end. Despite the changeover in Starkville (played for four head coaches), his talent found ways to stand out over the years even if it wasn’t consistent or always reflected in the stat sheet.With low pads and knee bend, Crumedy plays explosive as a pass rusher, although his hands are more busy than efficient, and his rush plan needs to be more calculated to unlock his talent. His quickness and length show in the run game when he has lanes to pursue, but he plays with inconsistent gap control and allows angle blocks to get too far into him.Overall, Crumedy’s tape is more sporadic than consistent, but if you grade the flashes, not many 300-pounders have his athletic movements and power potential, which will keep him around if his fire stays lit. He projects as a rotational three-technique in a 4-3 or five-technique in odd fronts.