Way-too-early Carolina Panthers NFL Draft preview

ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller compared Legette to A.J. Brown from a physical standpoint and with his broad frame and remarkable athleticism, it's easy to understand the comp.  

Despite the Panthers' decision to spend last year's second-round pick on another wideout who drew comparisons to Brown, Jonathan Mingo, not paying immediate dividends, Legette should be considered if available.

Meanwhile, Sinnott posted a 40-inch vertical, the best among tight ends at the combine, which is almost as impressive as his ability as a run-blocker. 

In the first play of this player profile on running back Treshaun Ward, Sinnott (No. 34) lines up off the line of scrimmage to the right of the formation and pulls left at the snap. He finds a defender to block, springing Ward for a big gain.

His talent as a blocker also benefited Kansas State's red-zone passing offense, including against Missouri on this play when he began as though he was crashing down for a block on a quarterback power before leaking out for the touchdown. 

Sinnott can help keep defenses on their toes by virtue of being an asset in running and passing situations. He is just as likely to deliver a crucial run block as to stretch the field vertically, such as on this excellent one-handed grab against the Tigers.

The offensive line was arguably Carolina's most disappointing unit last season. Per ESPN, the line was 23rd in pass-block win-rate rankings and 30th in run-block. Morgan (No. 77) showed in his matchup against top edge-rusher prospect Laiatu Latu (No. 15) in 2023 that he has the traits to be an NFL starter.