The Carolina Panthers are facing a challenging offseason as they look to bolster their wide receiver corps. With the draft approaching, the likelihood of acquiring a No. 1 receiver via free agency is slim, especially with potential targets like Keenan Allen and Stefon Diggs likely off the market. Instead, the focus shifts to finding capable depth and a potential return man.

With only one player, rookie Xavier Legette, having fielded a kick or punt for the Panthers in 2024, the team needs to explore options. Among the candidates are receivers David Moore, who has a connection with quarterback Bryce Young, and Rondale Moore, who brings speed after recovering from injury. Devin Duvernay stands out due to his All-Pro special teams experience, while Mecole Hardman could also add a Super Bowl pedigree to the roster. Each of these players could help solidify the Panthers' aerial attack and special teams unit.