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 7.0.

The Missouri product is carrying a legacy name into the league, courtesy of his dad and brother, but is excited to put his own twist on the linebacker role at the next level.

It's a deep inside linebacker class in the 2026 draft. Get to know a few of the talented guys that could catch the eye of the Carolina Panthers.

The Ohio State linebacker is versatile, with the talent and ability to play all over the defense. It presents a conundrum for teams as they determine where to line him up. But Reese has some ideas about where he'd best be used.

There are some top pass-rushers in this year's class of edges which should interest the Panthers even with considerable investments there in recent years.

The Panthers general manager also said there's nothing stopping them from picking another receiver at No. 19 overall, just because they've done so two straight years.

The TCU safety has been fighting and competing since birth, working to earn his spot in this world and on the field, then keep it.

Ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we take a look at the safety group, and consider how much of a need that is for the Panthers now and into the future.

The Duke corner dreamed of playing basketball, but didn't have the size. But he found his fit with football, where he's found a big play ability that outplays his size.

Ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we take a look at the cornerback group, and consider how much of a need that is for the Panthers now and into the future.

Ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, we take a look at the wide receiver class, breaking down their college careers, and how they might impact an NFL club like the Carolina Panthers.