Three Panthers Players Who Could Draw Trade Interest

With Carolina moving in the wrong direction and the November 10 trade deadline approaching, the team could consider listening to offers for several players if its struggles continue. That does not mean the Panthers need to dismantle the roster, but the next week may clarify how the team views its season, with general manager Dan Morgan weighing whether to add players or consider moving some.

Tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders could be available for a modest return, such as a late-round draft pick. He has caught 62 passes in his first two NFL seasons, but currently ranks below Mitchell Evans, Darren Waller and Tommy Tremble on the depth chart and has been a healthy scratch. A team seeking help at tight end might see potential in him.

Former first-round pick Xavier Legette is a less straightforward possibility. His size and speed from his South Carolina days could interest another team, but Carolina would have reason not to accept a low offer after investing so much in him. Unless a team offers more than expected, keeping him may make more sense.

Defensive lineman Bobby Brown III is not an obvious player to move, but Carolina could find out what other teams would give up. Contenders looking for help on the defensive line may be willing to pay a premium. If no attractive offer comes, Brown can remain with the Panthers. The team is not obligated to trade any of the three, but continued losses could change the deadline discussion.