Carolina has turned the page from Curtis Samuel after he signed with Washington in the offseason. As a result, they drafted a player offensive coordinator Joe Brady knows well from his time at LSU, Terrace Marshall. Marshall was buried at LSU behind Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase, however, he too has a strong profile that rivals his former teammates. He was a five-star recruit coming out of high school and he has the preferred size-speed combination for success in the NFL at 6'2, 205 pounds with 4.38 speed. In his last 19 games at LSU he totaled 23 touchdowns. Like his Carolina teammates, Marshall brings athleticism and speed to the Panthers shallow-cross, horizontal attacking offense. What could set him apart is his ability to score touchdowns. He has an injury history (foot/ankle) in college which will be monitored. The uncertainty of his full health likely was the reason he fell into the mid-second round of the NFL Draft. He has first-round talent and ability despite the draft fall. If he can overcome injury concerns, he could be a force as early as this season.

Terrace Marshall Jr's percentile rank in each category, among s with more than 50 fantasy points.

Week	Matchup
1	vs New York Jets
2	vs New Orleans Saints
3	@ Houston Texans
4	@ Dallas Cowboys
5	vs Philadelphia Eagles
6	vs Minnesota Vikings
7	@ New York Giants
8	@ Atlanta Falcons
9	vs New England Patriots
10	@ Arizona Cardinals
11	vs Washington Football Team
12	@ Miami Dolphins
13	Bye Week
14	vs Atlanta Falcons
15	@ Buffalo Bills
16	vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers
17	@ New Orleans Saints
18	@ Tampa Bay Buccaneers