Michael Leone advised sprinkling Ja'Tavion Sanders onto Bryce Young rosters as an inexpensive third-tight-end swing. Leone reminded listeners that whenever a previously discounted offense pops— he cited BBM3’s Jaguars (Evan Engram) and last year’s Texans (Dalton Schultz)— the tight end usually ‘comes along for the ride’ with multiple spike-week touchdowns. Carolina is priced like a bottom-five unit, yet Young now has a rebuilt line and an aggressive play-caller, giving the rookie Sanders a realistic path to end-zone equity if the Panthers surprise. At an ADP in the 200s you are simply betting that offensive improvement, not raw volume, drives tight-end value, a thesis Leone loves chasing with late portfolio darts.