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  • Panthers' Jalen Coker: Could return after Week 5 bye

    The Panthers are hopeful that Coker (quadriceps) will be ready to return to action following their Week 5 bye, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports.

    After making an early exit from the Panthers' Week 3 loss to the Browns due to a quad strain, Coker missed one practice and was limited in two others before taking a questionable tag into this past Sunday's game against the Lions. He was ultimately inactive for the Panthers' 32-26 win, but the team is optimistic that with another week off to heal up from the injury, Coker will be ready to go for a Week 6 matchup with the Eagles on Oct. 18. Despite essentially playing just two and a half games this season, Coker has been highly productive during his time on the field with an 18-222-2 receiving line on 22 targets.

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  • Panthers' Devin Lloyd: Nine takedowns in win

    Lloyd recorded nine total tackles (five solo) during Sunday night's 32-26 win against Detroit.

    Lloyd was on the field for all 71 of the Panthers' defensive snaps in his return to action after missing Week 3 with a calf injury. The linebacker finished second on the team in takedowns behind cornerback Akayleb Evans (11), notching at least nine tackles for his third straight game. Lloyd has now compiled 31 total tackles (21 solo), including 1.0 sacks, while also adding two interceptions and a defensive touchdown over his first three regular-season contests with Carolina.

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  • Panthers' Akayleb Evans: Double-digit stops in win

    Evans recorded 11 total tackles (nine solo) and a pass defensed during Sunday night's 32-26 win over the Lions.

    Evans stepped into a starting role at cornerback after Mike Jackson (groin) and Jaycee Horn (quadriceps) were both placed on injured reserve. The 27-year-old led the team in takedowns, and he'll likely operate in a starting role again Week 6 against the Eagles.

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  • Panthers' Tommy Tremble: Four catches in SNF win

    Tremble caught all four targets for 12 yards in Sunday night's win over the Lions.

    Involved in a three-man committee at tight end, Tremble's 38 snaps trailed both Mitchell Evans (46) and Darren Waller (40) at the position. He also ran fewer routes than both. Tremble's 11 grabs this season have produced 82 scoreless yards on 15 targets. He has no fantasy appeal.

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  • Panthers' Brycen Tremayne: Logs two catches vs. Detroit

    Tremayne caught two of three passes for 32 yards during Sunday's 32-26 win over the Lions.

    Tremayne actually led all Panthers wide receivers with 69 offensive snaps, and that extra playing time was largely due to the absence of Jalen Coker (quadriceps). Even with the elevated snap count, Sunday's game was the Tetairoa McMillan show, with the second-year wideout finishing with a 14-192-2 receiving line on 16 targets. After not seeing a target from Bryce Young in the first two games of the season, Tremayne has turned nine targets into 6 catches for 115 yards over the Panthers' last two contests. Carolina is on a bye for Week 5, and Tremayne's role would likely shrink against the Eagles in Week 6 if Coker is cleared to return.

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  • Panthers' John Metchie: Expanded role in Week 4 win

    Metchie caught three of five targets for 37 yards during the Panthers' 32-26 win over the Lions on Sunday.

    Metchie worked with the first-team offense during Week 4 prep while Jalen Coker was nursing a quadriceps injury, and with the latter inactive for Sunday night's game, Metchie ended the contest with third-most targets on the Panthers behind Tetairoa McMillan (16) and tight end Darren Waller (six). Carolina will be on a bye for Week 5 before hitting the road for Week 6 against Philadelphia on Sunday, Oct. 18. That gives Coker more time to recover from his quad injury, and if he's cleared to play the Eagles, then Metchie would revert to a rotational role on offense.

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  • Panthers' Ikem Ekwonu: Still not very near return

    Coach Dave Canales said Monday that Ekwonu (knee) is still a considerable time away from returning to action, Mike Kaye of ESPN reports.

    Ekwonu was placed on the Panthers' reserve/PUP list prior to the start of the regular season, as he was still recovering from the ruptured patellar tendon he suffered during the Panthers' wild-card loss against the Rams last postseason, and there's no indication at this point that he's nearing a return. With rookie first-rounder Monroe Freeling now dealing with a knee issue, Stone Forsythe could be called upon to start at right tackle for the Panthers in Week 6 after their bye in Week 5.

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Team Statistical Rankings

Rushing Passing Overall
Off. 104.5
(18th)
317.0
(1st)
405.8
(4th)
Def. 156.5
(32nd)
242.5
(20th)
387.3
(29th)

Injuries

Player Injury
J. Coker WR Jalen Coker WR Quadriceps
J. Brooks RB Jonathon Brooks RB Abdomen
M. Jackson CB Mike Jackson CB Groin
J. Phillips LB Jaelan Phillips LB Hamstring
J. Horn CB Jaycee Horn CB Quadriceps
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