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Check out a collection of who media outlets are projecting for the Panthers at No. 19 overall in the 2026 NFL draft, in our mock draft version 6.0.

Ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we take a look at the tight end class, examining what they have done over their college career and what they might bring to an NFL club, like the Carolina Panthers.

His athletic testing numbers at the combine were unusual for a man of his size, and he brings a different kind of player to the position.

Ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we take a look at the running backs class, examining what they have done over their college career and what they might bring to an NFL club, like the Carolina Panthers.

The South Carolina running back has had a long road to get to this point, but he never doubted it would happen. Now, it's about proving to teams he still has a lot more in the tank.

The Panthers made moves in free agency to fill the starting lineup, but they clearly need to add some young players to the mix to keep the unit strong for the future.

Offensive line prospect Spencer Fano can take his family's legacy farther than it's ever been before in the NFL, thanks to a win rate and smothering presence on the offensive line.

He backed up Bryce Young as a freshman, and only started one season in college. But he's convinced that his surrounding cast and infrastructure there makes him a "franchise quarterback."

Ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we'll preview every position with a look at some of the top prospects one each unit.

You could tell at the league meetings, people are noticing the Panthers again. That puts a target on them, and makes the work harder. Plus a lot of questions before a quick pre-draft break.