There were very few success stories regarding draft picks made by the Carolina Panthers under previous regimes before general manager Dan Morgan took charge. This bears more significance a little further down the pecking order, which always separates the contending teams from the also-rans.
Some selections that didn't work out in Carolina have carved out careers for themselves elsewhere. Others are finding it much harder, which also includes one unheralded Day 3 pick who was recently sent packing just a few short days into training camp elsewhere.
The Detroit Lions announced they had parted ways with veteran cornerback Stantley Thomas-Oliver III, who was taken by the Panthers in the seventh round of the 2020 NFL Draft.