Panthers land pass rusher in this second round mock

Dan Kadar issued a second round mock draft based on how the first round went and he slots a a DE for the Panthers. In fact he has the Panthers landing two defensive ends in his mock.

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Below is a second-round mock draft without any trades.

33. Green Bay Packers: Chidobe Awuzie, CB, Colorado

34. Seattle Seahawks: Forrest Lamp, G, Western Kentucky

35. Jacksonville Jaguars: Cam Robinson, OT, Alabama

36. Chicago Bears: Kevin King, CB, Washington

37. Los Angeles Rams: JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, Southern California

38. Los Angeles Chargers: Budda Baker, S, Washington

39. New York Jets: Dalvin Cook, RB, Florida State

40. Carolina Panthers: Jordan Willis, DE, Kansas State

Willis’s draft stock trended up after being named Most Oustanding Player for the South squad in the Senior Bowl. He also has a solid scouting combine performance. He looks like real value at #40.

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7. Jordan Willis (Kansas State) was named the Most Outstanding Player for the South team. The Big-12 defensive player of the year came quickly off the edge to record these two sacks in the first half, causing a fumble on each.

Willis was considered a "weigh-in winner" based on his ripped physique. He also had a good week in practices. I need to watch more of Willis before raising my 3rd round grade I had on him before entering the week.

Kadar then slots another DE to the Panthers at #64:

64. Carolina Panthers: Tarell Basham, DE, Ohio

Tarell Basham Draft Profile – NFL.com

STRENGTHS Possesses an NFL-ready build including long arms and big, strong hands. Shows flashes of explosive twitch in his attack upfield. Able to dislodge a tackle's anchor with his speed-to-power move. Has upper body power and traits to become better at softening the edge as a rusher. Plays with good short area burst to close out running backs and scrambling quarterbacks. Maintains functional motor to keep looking for tackles outside of his general area. Asked to drop into space at times and showed enough athletic ability to handle it. Roughneck who likes to take it to tackles and tight ends as edge-setter. Gives physical redirect of tight ends getting into routes.

What are your thoughts on double dipping at DE?