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0 of 32 Justin Edmonds/Associated Press A lively debate ensued on social media in recent weeks (what's new?) over the viability of taking one position over another high in the draft.  The topic centered on whether the Cincinnati Bengals should select the top offensive tackle or wide receiver with this year's fifth overall pick  Whichever way a person leans in this particular discussion doesn't really matter, because the truth is the team needs to address both positions. It's not an either/or situation.  The conversation serves as a microcosm of what every organization is currently contempl...

Deseret News Share this story Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News In less than three weeks, Zach Wilson’s life will forever change when he is taken in the 2021 NFL draft as an expected early first-rounder. The prevailing belief is that Wilson, the former BYU and Corner Canyon High quarterback, will be headed to the New York Jets with the No. 2 overall pick (the draft begins April 29 and ends May 1), especially after the Jets recently traded away their starting quarterback from the past three seasons, Sam Darnold. Related If Wilson ultimately heads to New York, what awaits him with the Jets?...

3 perfect options for Panthers at No. 8 in 2021 NFL Draft April 6, 2021 The Carolina Panthers, of course, just traded for Sam Darnold. This move changes the landscape of the entire 2021 NFL draft. Will it make trading up ahead of them less valuable? Will that cause the Atlanta Falcons to stay put and draft Pitts? Maybe a team in the 20s find themselves in range to move up? Who knows? It will be exciting for other QB-needy teams, but who will the Panthers select now that they’ve found a signal-caller? Here are three options to keep an eye on: Kyle Pitts Not only is Kyle Pitts the best tight ...

WCCB Charlotte's CW March 16, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers addressed their offensive line of the first day of the NFL’s “legal tampering” period, agreeing to terms with free agent offensive linemen Pat Elflein and Cameron Erving, according to people familiar with the situation. The people spoke to The Associated Press on Monday on condition of anonymity because the deals won’t become official until the league’s business year starts on Wednesday. Elflein received a three-year, $13.5 million deal with $6 million guaranteed, while Erving agreed to a two-year, $10 mill...

Atlanta Falcons • Atlanta’s salary cap situation got a little better this week as quarterback Matt Ryan agreed to a restructured deal that gives the Falcons $14 million in cap relief this season. Ryan was set to count $40.9 million for 2021, but Atlanta reportedly converted $21 million of Ryan’s $23 million salary to a signing bonus. Despite the savings in 2021, Atlanta will still get dinged for Ryan as he will now count over $48.6 million with more than $40.5 million in dead money if the Falcons trade or cut him next offseason. • Atlanta is reportedly set to lose its starting center ...