Dan Morgan plans strategic assessments for Panthers' offseason moves

Carolina Panthers general manager Dan Morgan is focusing on the upcoming offseason, which involves both retaining key free agents and scouting potential draft targets. Morgan has indicated a calculated approach to free agents, emphasizing that the team has set prices and will not overpay for players, as seen with previous departures like Frankie Luvu. With nine draft picks at their disposal, Morgan aims to strengthen the team, particularly by seeking passionate players with a competitive edge. He also recognizes the need for a significant acquisition at wide receiver to support quarterback Bryce Young, potentially targeting players like Garrett Wilson. Moreover, the defense requires urgent retooling, and Morgan is actively scouting for talent at events like the East-West Shrine Bowl and the Senior Bowl. The Panthers are poised to make strategic decisions that could reshape the team's future as they prepare for the 2025 season.