MAJOR BREAKING: Carolina Panthers Pull Off Blockbuster Trade for Top Tier Star

If the Carolina Panthers want quarterback Bryce Young to take another step forward and possibly become a top-10 signal caller next season, those in charge must find him a legitimate No. 1 wide receiver. Anything less constitutes organizational malpractice.

Getting your hands on an accomplished difference-maker is a tough endeavor to undertake. Dan Morgan might make a daring attempt to sign someone like Chris Godwin or Tee Higgins in free agency. However, this will not be cheap, jeopardizing Carolina’s chances of strengthening its defense.

Morgan may find a long-term option through the draft, depending on his assessments. The Panthers have nine draft picks, although they have previously passed on Jonathan Mingo and Terrace Marshall Jr.

Morgan could also look for opportunities in the trade market. Last offseason, he acquired Diontae Johnson from the Pittsburgh Steelers. That was an unmitigated disaster, but it won’t stop the front-office leader from doing the same again if he feels like it can benefit the franchise.

Analyst believe Garrett Wilson would be the perfect WR for Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young

Jaren Kawada of Clutch Points tackled this topic. The analyst believed Morgan should do all in his power to lure Garrett Wilson away from the New York Jets. However, this is virtually completely dependent on whether veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers stays.

“If [Aaron] Rodgers decides to return to the New York Jets in 2025, so too will Davante Adams, likely making [Garrett] Wilson the top wideout on the trade block. With a 1,000-yard season in each of his first three years in the league, Wilson would not be easy to acquire. However, if Morgan is serious about giving Young another chance to prove himself, he needs a bonafide alpha receiver. Wilson certainly fits the job description. Young has become an entirely different player over the past three months and needs the support around him to develop into the prospect that he was expected to be. Carolina needs to go down the same well in the 2025 NFL offseason and Wilson will be their best bet.”-Jaren Kawada

This season, Wilson and Rodgers had a strained relationship. A reported brawl in training camp caused friction and dissatisfaction. Many people predicted that the Jets would make a Super Bowl run. Following that, they had another disappointing season, falling to the bottom of the league’s standings.

Acquiring Wilson would require a large amount of compensation. It’s also quite doubtful that incoming Jets head coach Aaron Glenn will want to split ways with one of his top young players. His appointment may even cause the former first-round choice from Ohio State to reconsider exploring greener pastures.

If the Jets become amenable to offers, the Panthers must take their shot. It may not be enough, but Wilson is still on his rookie contract and will be Carolina’s most productive wideout from the moment he enters the building.

This notion falls in between highly implausible and pipe dream. But there’s no telling what someone like Wilson could do for Young as he enters the third year of his professional career.