Who's left? Pairing Panthers' needs with available free agents | The Herald

Things have quieted down following the first (and much of the second) wave of free agency.

Coaches and general managers have been attending pro days to scout college prospects, but teams are still looking to fill holes in free agency and – in many cases – bargain shopping.

In the Panthers’ case, general manager Marty Hurney still has roster gaps at cornerback, safety and offensive line, with tight end and running back depth a little farther down the list.

That represents too many needs to be filled adequately in the draft, so the Panthers aren’t done with free agency just yet. (They still need to make a decision on backup quarterback Derek Anderson, by the way.)

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