Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford (1.8)

Talent Grade: 1

Vershel's Guy: Yes

A home-run threat in both the run and pass game, McCaffrey found himself in a perfect situation. McCaffrey will be the bell-cow back in an offense where he can be spelled by vet Johnathan Stewart. McCaffrey has the speed and pass catching ability that will make it tough for teams to stack the inside of the box anymore against the Panthers.

Curtis Samuel, WR, Ohio State (2.8)

Talent Grade: 2

Vershel's Guy: Yes

One of my favorite prospects in this years draft. Samuel is both a 2nd round reciever and a 2nd round runningback. Samuel is the perfect compliment to McCaffrey as he is essentially the WR version of McCaffrey. Samuel should immediatley step in and become the best pass catcher on the Panthers, where he will likely work out the slot.

Taylor Moton, OT, WMU (2.32)

Talent Grade: 4

Vershel's Guy: No

Taylor Moton was picked a little early, but he will likely develop into a starter at some point. The Panthers have a desperate need for OT depth, especially in light of the recent Michael Oher news.

Daeshon Hall, DE, Texas A&M (3.13)

Talent Grade: 4

Vershel's Guy: No

Corn Elder, CB, Miami (5.8)

Talent Grade: 3

Vershel's Guy: Yes

A member of both the All-Vershel team and the All-Superstar team, Elder should be a shut down nickel corner sooner rather than later. Elder was a dominant defender at Miami and will likely continue his success in the NFL.

Alexander Armah, DE, West Georgia (6.8)

Talent Grade: 7

Vershel's Guy: No

Harrison Butker, K, Georgia Tech (7.15)

Talent Grade: 7

Vershel's Guy: No

Draft Score: 79.1/100