Outlook: Yet another new addition to the Carolina offense, the Panthers spent their first-round pick on the hometown kid, University of South Carolina's Xavier Legette.

Legette provided scouts with a controversial prospect profile. He put together an impressive highlight reel last season. However, some of his advanced metrics were not what you are looking for out of an alpha, X receiver. It was also concerning that Legette never had more than 200 yards in a season prior to his fifth-year breakout.

Despite these red flags, the Panthers selected Legette in hopes that he could be an effective big-bodied, vertical receiver alongside Diontae Johnson.

I have issues with Legette's prospect profile and am hesitant about what kind of value the vertical threat receiver on this offense will provide. However, if you want to take a chance on Legette he can be drafted as a bench asset with a price tag of WR58.

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Outlook: As mentioned, the receiver room in Arizona has undergone a complete overhaul. A season ago, Hollywood Brown (5-foot-9, 180 pounds) and Rondale Moore (5-foot-7, 181 pounds) gave the team a pair of speedy, undersized options, opening the door for Wilson and, to a lesser extent, Zach Pascal, to see the field due to their size. It also froze out Dortch, who is similarly built at 5-foot-7, 175 pounds, and he fell from 52 receptions in 2022 to 24.

Fast-forward to now, and Dortch is the outlier as a small, possession-based target with a good shot at locking down the slot job this season. Dortch has produced when given the chance, and he has more history with Murray than anyone else on the roster. Those in deeper point-per-reception formats might want to consider Dortch in the final rounds as a depth flier, or at least add him to their watch list in case he becomes a popular check-down target for Murray.

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