Sanders’ Future Hangs in the Balance | Carolina Panthers News

The Panthers’ tight end corps is in turmoil, with none of their top three performers hitting 250 yards last season — and they’ve only added Darren Waller to a roster that now sits at five players. Ja’Tavion Sanders, the fourth-round pick from 2024, looks like the most likely cut, with the Bengals and Ravens emerging as potential landing spots. Both teams have depth issues: the Bengals need competition behind Mike Gesicki, while the Ravens, losing key players and relying on aging Mark Andrews, could use a young, high-upside option like Sanders — especially with Lamar Jackson at QB. At just 23, Sanders still has time to prove himself, though his trade value may be down to a sixth-round pick.

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