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Panthers hope Christensen finally fills void at left tackle Follow Us Question of the Day   FILE - BYU offensive lineman Brady Christensen runs down field during the school’s Pro Day football workout for NFL scouts in Provo, Utah, in this Friday, March 26, 2021, file photo. The Panthers are hoping 24-year Brady Christensen came help ... more > By STEVE REED - Associated Press - Tuesday, May 4, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - The Carolina Panthers have been looking for a player who can ...

What Brett Veach Is Trades; Good! By far the best area of his skillset. Through trades, Veach has gotten us Charvarius Ward, Frank Clark, Emmanuel Ogbah, Kendall Fuller, Cam Erving, and Jordan Lucas. Those all turned out well for what they are. Clark may not look great in hindsight, but at the time it was a very reasonable move. Then, he topped it all off with Orlando Brown, a true masterstroke. Free Agency; ....Okay! Veach has a tendency to overpay for guys that he really wants (see; Thuney, Hitchens, Watkins). However, it seemed like he overcorrected this offseason in his failure to upgrade...

The most coveted QB prospect since Andrew Luck and much less likely to grow a neck beard. 2. New York Jets: QB Zach Wilson, BYU It's not completely clear to me why Wilson has become the near-lock consensus to go second to the Jets when Justin Fields is right there, but I'm not going to go against the crowd in this case. 3. San Francisco 49ers (via Houston through Miami): QB Justin Fields, Ohio State I bought into the Mac Jones rumors last time. I still kind of do. I think the 49ers would be comfortable with Jones, which is why they also talked to Atlanta and Cincinnati at the fourth and fif...

Apr 13, 2021 Every year, colleagues Jenny Vrentas, Albert Breer and I battle it out for mock draft supremacy. Every year, I end up going first, which is all right with me. (Technically, Albert got a head start this year with his early iteration, but he’ll have another one the week of the draft.) First is sometimes preferred, as waiting too long gets you sucked into the misinformation spiral. Last is difficult because the consensus begins to come back around, though probably not in enough time to rescue a board that looks more like a tangled Jacob’s ladder by then.

AP Photo/Cooper Neill We've heard a lot about the Cowboys' additions on defense, but what are your thoughts on Ty Nsekhe at offensive tackle? Does his arrival make you feel less inclined to spend a high draft pick on tackle depth? — MICHAEL SMITH / DALLAS, TX Rob: Ty Nsekhe has been a solid fill-in starter for Buffalo and Washington in the past. The Cowboys probably did upgrade the swing tackle spot, especially considering that Cam Erving missed 10 games due to injury last year. Signing Nsekhe does cover the Cowboys depth-wise before the draft. I certainly don't think you can ...