CHARLOTTE – The Panthers moved up in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft to inject some youth into an accomplished but aging defensive end group.
But if you think Texas A&M product Daeshon Hall is here to simply 4soak in information from the veterans from the sideline, think again.
"Our philosophy is this: If we draft them, we expect them to be in a position to contribute," defensive line coach Eric Washington said. "Now the role will work itself out, but we are working with them to get them ready to play against San Francisco.