Repeating his earlier stance on moving down, Panthers general manager Dan Morgan again invited any general manager shopping for a top-10 pick to call Carolina about the No. 8 overall selection in the first round.With nine days to go before the 2025 NFL Draft begins, Morgan repeated his desire to trade the No. 8 pick to acquire additional assets.”Exciting to continue building, adding talent to the roster. We’re definitely open to trading back and acquiring more picks,” Morgan said Tuesday. “I think we’re going to be open to all possibilities.”In going through options in the first round, one option Morgan did not mention is moving up.Typically trades for picks in the bottom half of the top 10 in the draft are made while a team is on the clock on draft day. Morgan said his phone isn’t ringing, but he’s not taking the chance rival decision-makers might make an offer to another team further down the pecking order.As of Tuesday afternoon, all 32 teams held their original first-round picks.