A large number of undrafted college recruits have already been snapped up by the Carolina Panthers. This was a real chance for the franchise to find some unearthed gems that failed to formally become NFL players over the seven-round draft.
This is an area that general manager Marty Hurney normally thrives. He has a rich history of getting late-round or undrafted players who can make a long-term contribution to the organization. He is hoping that is going to be the same case this time around as they look to reach the 90-man limit.
“I think that you go to 90, because you want to get guys trained, and whether it’s through virtual meetings or whatever we’re allowed to do up to that point, it doesn’t mean that we’ll be at 90 on Monday or Tuesday, but I think you’re always looking to try to find players who will help you.