As the NFL's post-June 1 window opens, the Carolina Panthers are eyeing potential trade and cut candidates to bolster their roster. With reduced costs for veteran departures, the Panthers may explore several players who could fit their needs. Among the intriguing options is Noah Fant, the Seattle Seahawks' tight end, who could provide immediate depth with Tommy Tremble's injury. Germaine Pratt of the Cincinnati Bengals could enhance the linebacker core, while cornerbacks like Jalen Ramsey from the Dolphins and Jaire Alexander from the Packers present intriguing avenues for Carolina's secondary.

Additionally, Ja'Quan McMillan, formerly of the Broncos, might be moved to ease defensive transitions. Finally, the Panthers could also look to strengthen their safety position by pursuing Donovan Wilson from the Cowboys. Each candidate brings unique skill sets that could enhance Carolina's chances this season.