Carolina Panthers: WR power rankings ahead of training camp

Carolina Panthers wide receiver power rankings: Robby Anderson

One of the more prominent free-agent arrivals for the Carolina Panthers was their acquisition of Robby Anderson from the New York Jets. The speedy wideout penned a two-year, $20 million deal with an $8 million signing bonus and $12 million guaranteed. And this will come with significant expectations going forward.

Having another strong weapon on the outside is going to further bolster an offense that is littered with players who can produce. Anderson might not have reached the 1,000-yard mark during his career so far. But this was down in no small part to some inept quarterback play at MetLife Stadium.

Anderson should also get more room to work with. So the sky is the limit in terms of what he is going to achieve in 2020 and beyond.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver power rankings: D.J. Moore

There is nothing that D.J. Moore cannot do on the field. He enjoyed a breakout in 2019 on his way to his first 1,000-yard campaign. And another big year for the player could see him in the talk for best wideouts in the NFL.

Moore’s achievements last season were even more impressive given the poor quarterback play he had to contend with. He is the Carolina Panthers’ undisputed No. 1 receiver and is another that might be getting a big payday if he can best his production from last season.

He is someone that can now be relied upon consistently. And this is something the organization hasn’t really had for a prolonged period since Steve Smith departed.

Everything is in place for Moore to be a star in the NFL. And Joe Brady’s offense looks tailor-made for him to succeed.