5 underrated Carolina Panthers players to watch at 2021 training camp

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Which under-the-radar Carolina Panthers players could make their presence felt at training camp in 2021?

The Carolina Panthers have many underrated stars, but some players have already made a few plays. Some are even ahead of the pack and plan to continue their success.

The Panthers drafted 11 rookies and signed five undrafted free agents this offseason. All of these guys plan to work hard and have a few eyes on them due to their play.

Some could surprise a coach and have an early role in their careers. At training camp, each new recruit has to take advantage of every opportunity. Because every position has depth and players that are ready to battle it out.

Carolina is one of the youngest teams in the NFL, and many on this upcoming list have just entered the league.

With this in mind, here are five underrated players to watch at the Panthers training camp in 2021.

Player No. 1

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David Moore – Carolina Panthers OL

David Moore is an undrafted free agent out of Grambling State. He was a projected Day 3 pick but thankfully fell to Carolina once the selection process came to a conclusion.

Moore is a versatile player that can play both the guard and center position. Something the Panthers clearly love.

He recently played for Panthers head coach Matt Rhule before the draft at the Reese’s Senior Bowl. Moore was a standout and attracted plaudits with his strong production during team drills

Moore did so well in Mobile, he was voted the top offensive lineman from the American Team and the practice player of the week award.

The lineman can battle out a lot of players for backup positions on the offensive line. With his versatility and excelling at multiple positions, coaches will pay attention.

He also trained with Hall of Famer offensive lineman Bruce Mathews in Houston before the draft. So, he was getting a lot of knowledge on the game and how things work in the NFL.

Moore was a huge signing from the UDFA market. His play will be on full display at training camp and eyes will be on him.