During the NFL's annual league meetings, Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales expressed enthusiasm about potential first-round pick Jalon Walker from the University of Georgia. He emphasized Walker's leadership qualities and impact on teammates, noting how other Georgia players speak highly of him.

Canales believes Walker's unique intangibles, including accountability and communication skills, are crucial for the Panthers as they look to strengthen their defense. The team has already taken steps to improve by extending cornerback Jaycee Horn and signing four free-agent defenders.

The Denver Broncos are contemplating the addition of running back Omarion Hampton from the North Carolina Tar Heels to enhance their already formidable offense. With an offensive line ranked first in both pass and run-block win rates last season, the Broncos are positioned to maximize the talents of a strong runner like Hampton. His capability to break tackles and gain yards after contact is critical, especially considering he ranked sixth in yards after contact per rush last year, despite averaging just 1.5 yards before contact.

Head coach Sean Payton's expertise in offensive strategy suggests that Hampton could play a vital role in revitalizing the Broncos' running game. By pairing him with the existing offensive talent, including quarterback Bo Nix, the Broncos could create a dynamic and versatile offensive threat that fantasy managers should watch closely during the upcoming draft season.