The Carolina Panthers made several impressive signings this offseason. Most of them rightfully came on the defensive side of the football.
Although players don't report for training camp until next week, one new addition is already making his presence felt in pursuit of solving a critical need in Carolina.
If there was one fatal flaw regarding Ejiro Evero's 3-4 scheme since he became defensive coordinator, it was the lack of a legitimate nose tackle. The Panthers stubbornly kept Shy Tuttle as the front's anchor despite the veteran not being suited to the role. After watching Carolina give up more than 3,000 rushing yards at 179.