The Carolina Panthers must add weapons rather than to subtract them, but that will not prevent commercial speculation from bypassing the wide receiver Adam Thielen.
Given the age of Thielen and the chronology of the panthers, it really does not correspond to Caroline in the long term, and according to what the Panthers do in the draft of the NFL next week, it could actually be logical for them to possibly move it.
Kristopher Knox de Bleacher Report estimates that Thielen could represent a candidate for potential trade, and he thinks that the Eagles of Philadelphia have meaning as a destination.
“Although Philly exchanged for Jahan Dotson the last season, they are still looking for a third reliable receiver behind Aj Brown and Devonta Smith”. Knox wrote. “The coordinator of the game of new Eagles Parks Frazier also resulted in Thielen as the Caroline game coordinator in 2023.”
Thielen comes out of a 2024 injury campaign during which he captured 48 passes for 615 yards and five affected in 10 games. Obviously, the veteran is always productive, so he would absolutely understand an excellent addition for a rival team.
The double PRO prolonger is also only a few seasons withdrawn from finishing with more than 1,000 yards, so while Thielen has decreased a bit, the 34 -year -old player obviously has a lot in the tank.
Here is the question, however: the panthers would really like to exchange Thielen and remove a weapon as reliable by Bryce Young?
Young enters a third pivotal season of the NFL, and it would certainly belong to Carolina to place as many players around him as possible. Perhaps the Panthers are planning to tear Thielen on the deadline for trade if they do not comply with the playoffs, but it is probably a little too early to send it to package for the moment.
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