CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Would it be worth the loss of cornerback Josh Norman if the Carolina Panthers could draft LSU safety Jamal Adams? Or Stanford defensive end Solomon Thomas? Or Ohio State cornerback Marshon Lattimore?
Or if you really want to dream big, Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett, projected as the top player.
General manager Dave Gettleman hasn’t hesitated over the past four years to trade draft picks in the lower rounds to move up for a player he coveted.
Now he has the power and incentive to make some noise in the first round.