Repeating his earlier stance on going down, Dan Morgan, General Manager of Panthers, again invited any general manager’s purchase for the top -10 pick to call Carolina about the overall selection of number 8 in the first round.
With nine days before the 2025 NFL draft begins, Morgan repeated his desire to trade the number 8 pick to get additional assets.
“It is exciting to add talent to the roster to the roster. We are definitely open to trading back and get more pics.” “I think we are going to be open for all possibilities.”
In the first round through options, an alternative Morgan has not mentioned.
The draft usually trades for pics at the bottom of the top 10, while a team is on the clock on draft day. Morgan said that his phone is not ringing, but he is not taking a chance that the rival -making team can make a proposal under the Peking order.
By Tuesday afternoon, all 32 teams held their original first round pics.
“I don’t yet think,” Morgan said about any business talks this week. “It’s still a little hurry for her, but perhaps under the line I will expect it a little more. Now, things are quiet.”
Morgan said that panthers would pick up a pick in the first round. He will not go into the fact that he will be ready to trade back in a deal associated with the eighth overall selection.
“Obviously we will count the numbers,” Morgan said, keeping in mind the needs on the outer linebackers and the internal defensive line. “This is still an emphasis that we want to address, just making seven as strong as it can be.”
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