Coker went undrafted out of FCS Holy Cross in 2024, but that didn't stop him from earning a starting job with the Panthers by the end of his rookie season, ultimately posting a 32-478-2 receiving line in 11 games. His second pro campaign followed a similar trajectory, with a quad injury delaying his debut until Week 7. Coker didn't do much in his first four appearances, but he averaged 3.7 catches for 46.9 yards over the final seven weeks of the regular season (72.8 percent snap share) before exploding for 9-134-1 in a playoff loss to the Rams. Listed at 6-foot-3, 213, Coker wins with size, strength, leaping ability and strong hands. He ran a 4.57 40 at his pro day, perhaps failing to impress at first glance, though his 10-yard split (1.52) and a 42.5-inch vertical suggested high-level explosiveness. Coker has yet to be charged with a drop in the NFL, and while he'll never be an elite separator, the Panthers saw enough talent to give Coker a three-year, $35 million extension this offseason. He's now set up as the clear No. 2 receiver opposite No. 1 target Tetairoa McMillan.