Panthers' Biggest Camp Need: Safety Upgrade?

Carolina Panthers rookies are set to arrive for training camp on Tuesday, with veteran players joining them the following day. This period typically sees teams holding steady as they evaluate their rosters. However, an analysis suggests the Panthers still have a significant roster need heading into camp.

The biggest remaining weakness for the Panthers, according to CBS Sports, lies in their secondary. While the cornerback duo of Jackson and Jaycee Horn is considered one of the league's best, and promising slot options like Corey Thornton and Chau Smith-Wade are available, the safety position is identified as needing reinforcement. The team could benefit from an upgrade at safety to play alongside Tre'von Moehrig, with current options like Nick Scott and developmental players Lathan Ransom and Zakee Wheatley providing depth.