The NFL Scouting Combine is a chance for teams to learn more about draft prospects of interest, both on and off the field. As expected, the Carolina Panthers have a strong contingent in Indianapolis, and general manager Dan Morgan is keeping all options on the table.
Morgan wants to take the best prospect available, regardless of any perceived needs Carolina has at the time. This is all about strengthening the roster. Picking for need doesn't necessarily equate to improved fortunes. And even though most experts predict the Panthers will spend their first-round selection on defense, if a wide receiver is atop their board at No.