09-07-2026, 10:32 AM -
When I asked Google, got this:
AI Overview
The Carolina Panthers kept five tight ends on their initial 53-man roster because each player offers a distinct, highly valued skill set General Manager Dan Morgan and Head Coach Dave Canales explained that the unique group gives the offense tactical flexibility. [Sounds like spin]
Breakdown and Skill Sets
Tommy Tremble: Acts as a reliable inline blocker and capable receiver who can also line up in the backfield as an
H-back.
Mitchell Evans: Provides a large frame as a wide blocker while doubling as a receiving threat.
Darren Waller: Acquired on a one-year deal during training camp to add a dynamic, unique receiving dimension to the passing game.
Ja'Tavion Sanders: Retained as a young pass-catching weapon despite drawing outside trade interest.
Feleipe Franks: Serves primarily as a core special-teams contributor.
So this group is ok, not great. I think Sanders somehow steps up or he is trade bait. Beside special teams, Franks actually looked good during preseason games...at least the receiving part of things.
This is the Panthers so I expect injury will take care of at least one of the.
So, is the the new truism...If you have 5 TE's you have no TE's?
My bigger concern is Bryce.
AI Overview
The Carolina Panthers kept five tight ends on their initial 53-man roster because each player offers a distinct, highly valued skill set General Manager Dan Morgan and Head Coach Dave Canales explained that the unique group gives the offense tactical flexibility. [Sounds like spin]
Breakdown and Skill Sets
Tommy Tremble: Acts as a reliable inline blocker and capable receiver who can also line up in the backfield as an
H-back.
Mitchell Evans: Provides a large frame as a wide blocker while doubling as a receiving threat.
Darren Waller: Acquired on a one-year deal during training camp to add a dynamic, unique receiving dimension to the passing game.
Ja'Tavion Sanders: Retained as a young pass-catching weapon despite drawing outside trade interest.
Feleipe Franks: Serves primarily as a core special-teams contributor.
So this group is ok, not great. I think Sanders somehow steps up or he is trade bait. Beside special teams, Franks actually looked good during preseason games...at least the receiving part of things.
This is the Panthers so I expect injury will take care of at least one of the.
So, is the the new truism...If you have 5 TE's you have no TE's?
My bigger concern is Bryce.
This post was last modified: 09-07-2026, 10:32 AM by Ladypanther.

