NFL -insider says that Carolina Panthers continues from 3 veterans

This week, the next generation of NFL players in the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis will be put into the spotlight, where all 32 teams and countless reporters are gathered in order to observe the top college prospects in the nation through drilling and speak to the media. Another way to express it would be with the old one in the new.

This is certainly the atmosphere for the Carolina Panthers, which many squad holes have to fill and exactly the room for dead weight. In two months, your staff could look radically different, especially on the defensive side of the ball.

The Panthers of Panthers from The Athletic defeated himself with the combine that the team of three veterinarians continued: long-time LineBacker Shaq Thompson, Kicker Eddy Pineiro and Tight End Ian Thomas.

“But the expectation is that you will develop from LB Shaq Thompson, the second longest player behind Jansen … my sense is that the Panthers also do not rejoin K Eddy Pineiro or Te Ian Thomas.”

None of these names should be a surprise for Carolina fans. For Thompson, the writing was on the wall when she designed Trevin Wallace last year in the third round from Kentucky. Thompson’s knee injury at the end of the end of the season was another big blow, and Josey Jewell’s rise in the second half of the season effectively ended the work.

As far as Pineiro is concerned, his numbers are solid at first glance, but the details show that the team may have lost their trust in him – especially when it comes to flying goals of 50 meters or more. Two weeks ago, Carolina signed a potential replacement in Matthew Wright.

As for Thomas, it is a mystery that he could hold a squad square for so long. Perhaps it is a simple lack of high -quality options at the narrow end. With the former Texas star Ja’tavion Sanders, the Panthers seem to have finally hit one who flashed several times as a rookie and at this point the new option number one. Another short end should be on the menu for this year’s draft.

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