The Carolina Panthers did not attend a private workout for University of Georgia defenders Jalon Walker and Mykel Williams, as reported by The Charlotte Observer and The Athletic. The team's decision to skip the workout raised eyebrows given the perceived interest in both players, especially Walker, who is considered a potential first-round pick for the Panthers. However, General Manager Dan Morgan indicated that the absence may not be significant, suggesting that they may have already gathered enough information on the players.
Despite the absence at the workout, the Panthers remain focused on their draft preparations as they assess potential selections for the upcoming draft. The team's decision not to attend the workout does not necessarily indicate a lack of interest in Walker and Williams, as they continue to evaluate their options and consider the best fit for their team. The Panthers' front office is keeping a close eye on potential prospects as they approach the draft day next week, where they may have the opportunity to secure a promising player like Walker with their first-round pick.