Locked On Panthers

The Carolina Panthers needed better wide receiver play in 2024, following a year in which the unit ranked among the worst in the NFL. The Panthers successfully improved as Adam Thielen continued to demonstrate his youth after more than a decade in the league; two rookies—Xavier Legette and Jalen Coker—showed promise, and David Moore had his best season in several years. While the Panthers saw those players perform, they missed out on Diontae Johnson as their potential number one receiver. Julian Council reflects on the season that was for the Panthers' wide receiver unit.The Panthers certainly have a stronger wide receiver roster heading into the 2025 offseason than they did in 2024, but do they have a true No. 1 receiver? Will the Panthers look to add one this offseason, especially since Tee Higgins is set to be a free agent? Could a trade for Garrett Wilson be a possibility?How will the Panthers approach the position in free agency? Is David Moore likely to re-sign? Will the Panthers choose to be frugal rat