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Carolina's picks earned high grades at the college level and offer intriguing upside as pros.

Panthers' four undrafted rookies also now under contract.

NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah analyzes Carolina's haul, headlined by pass rusher Brian Burns and offensive tackle Greg Little.

Analysts weigh in on the talent the Panthers acquired in the 2019 NFL Draft.

Former Georgia running back Elijah Holyfield heads Carolina's post-draft additions.

Watch as Carolina's top three picks in the 2019 NFL Draft talk about what's next.

General manager Marty Hurney addresses major needs with quality prospects, but a lingering question exists at safety.

Alabama product, taken at No. 115, capable of contributing as a linebacker and defensive end.

General manager, head coach discuss securing two front-line prospects on each side of the ball to go with a trio of skill position players.

Carolina adds Florida running back who rushed for 776 yards in 2018.

Carolina trades down, takes South Carolina OT and acquires a seventh-rounder.

Cam Newton's potential new blind side blocker met with the media a day after the Panthers made Little their second-round pick.

Select photos of LB/DE Christian Miller from his time at Alabama.

Watch as the quarterback from West Virginia meets with reporters at Bank of America Stadium.

Follow along all of the action during the final day of the NFL Draft.

For general manager Marty Hurney, this third-round pick is an opportunity for depth and development at a critical position.

Quarterback grew up a Panthers fan in the shadow of the stadium he'll now share with Cam Newton.

Watch as the Panthers move up to select the Ole Miss left tackle and call to deliver the good news.

Photos of quarterback Will Grier from his playing days at West Virginia.

Panthers legend Charles Johnson announces selection of Will Grier in the third round as Carolina drafts a quarterback for the first time since 2011.

Charlotte native is the first quarterback picked by the Panthers since Cam Newton eight years ago.

The second-round selection from Ole Miss firmly believes he is Carolina's left tackle of the present and future.

The Carolina Panthers select Alabama linebacker Christian Miller No. 115 in Round 4 of the 2019 NFL Draft.

General manager Marty Hurney and head coach Ron Rivera meet with the media after selecting the Ole Miss offensive tackle 37th overall.

Panthers legend Jon Beason announces Carolina's move up to the 37th spot to select Ole Miss offensive tackle Greg Little early in the second round.

Carolina strengthens offensive tackle by trading up to the 37th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.

Panthers' first-round pick ready to get after a certain QB, line up beside a certain LB.

The Panthers' first-round pick was 8 when his brother Stanley McClover was drafted by the Panthers.

Follow along all of the action during the second day of the NFL Draft.

The Panthers owner was front and center with GM Marty Hurney and head coach Ron Rivera as the first round of the 2019 draft unfolded.

Tons of talent remains at positions Panthers could pursue on Day Two.

Check out photos from every step of the first-round pick's eventful night in Nashville, before and after becoming Carolina's pick.

Check out the sights and sounds from the Music City as Brian Burns becomes a Carolina Panther.

The 16th overall pick always felt Carolina would be the perfect fit. 

View photos of Brian Burns at the 2019 NFL Draft as he's selected 16th overall by the Carolina Panthers.

General manager Marty Hurney, head coach Ron Rivera love athletic ability, versatility that Burns brings to the table.

General manager Marty Hurney and head coach Ron Rivera discuss the Panthers first-round selection of DE Brian Burns from Florida State.

Carolina's first-round pick has his own heroics in store as he enters the NFL.

Carolina uses No. 16 pick on versatile Florida State defender.

Watch as GM Marty Hurney and head coach Ron Rivera deliver the good news to their first-round pick.

Carolina selects the versatile defensive end from Florida State with the 16th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.

Tepper tells Panthers fans that draft is about making Super Bowl dream even more possible.

Panthers owner excited about his first draft and chance to improve the roster for a possible Super Bowl run.

Photos from the Panthers Draft Party, sponsored by Bud Light, from Bank of America Stadium on the night of the first round of the NFL Draft. Owner David Tepper, along with players Donte Jackson and DJ Moore, spoke with Mick Mixon and Kevin Donnalley.

Follow along all of the action during the first day of the NFL Draft.

The Panthers.com crew unveils their predictions for the 16th pick in the draft. 

One last look at projections for the Panthers' first-round pick before the draft gets underway in Nashville.

How many linemen will the Panthers come away with? Is this the year they draft a developmental QB?

On the eve of the 2019 NFL Draft, Bill Voth caught up with a number of potential first-round picks in Nashville. Find out how much they know about the Panthers – and how they prefer their iced tea and barbecue.

Ahead of their big night, the future NFL players led volunteers for the Huddle Against Hunger initiative.

Beason will reveal the second-round pick and Johnson will unveil Carolina's pair of third-round selections.

No true consensus on who Carolina will pick at 16, but Clemson DE Clelin Ferrell has been the most popular choice throughout.

Take a look at this slideshow of AP images featuring players taken with the No. 16 pick in the NFL draft.

Check out who Bucky Brooks of the "Mock Draft Live" crew selected for the Carolina Panthers with the No. 16 overall pick.

General manager Marty Hurney and head coach Ron Rivera set the stage for next week's NFL Draft.

Most draft analysts believe Montez Sweat won't last to pick No. 16, but some pitch idea of Panthers trading up.

NFL Network's Charley Casserly, Bucky Brooks and Lance Zierlein explore the possibility of the Carolina Panthers trading up to the No. 8 overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft for Mississippi State defensive end Montez Sweat.

Center Parker Collins, guard Kitt O'Brien score one-year contracts after AAF stints.

NFL Network's Charley Casserly evaluates the Panthers' moves and offers a logical choice in the draft.

Offensive tackle or edge rusher? That seems to be the question mock drafters are asking when it comes to Carolina.