After a long joint practice on Wednesday, neither the Panthers nor Texans will play starters in the preseason finale. Here's a look at who will suit up and start in tonight's game against Houston.
The Panthers have one more preseason game to play (and it's finally at home), before cutting down to a 53-man roster. What have we learned in the last six weeks? A lot. But you had plenty of questions.
The Panthers and the rest of the teams in the league have to take rosters from 90 to 53 this weekend. Here's what you need to know as teams prepare to make a lot of transactions to get to the regular-season limit.
Leaders Bryce Young, Derrick Brown, and Chuba Hubbard bragged on their team's response to training camp, from the connected nature that has bonded a locker room, to a commitment to pushing through the mundane.
The Panthers offense walked away from Wednesday's joint practice against the Texans with a lot of disappointing moments to address. But Bryce Young explained how the process to follow will be a huge opportunity to grow.
The diminutive receiver has made a number of big plays over the past couple weeks, and closed out the joint practice with the Texans in style, making a contested catch across the middle and hanging onto it.
The Panthers didn't have much success with Texans pass-rushers Danielle Hunter and Will Anderson Jr. in Wednesday's joint practice, a valuable learning opportunity. Plus more from Wednesday, including a better day for the defense.
The veteran linebacker is in a battle for the starting spot with Trevin Wallace, one coming down to the wire according to Dave Canales. For Cherelus, it's a chance to compete against himself and his best.
The veteran running back is still on track to be ready for the regular season opener, and continues to pour into younger players because he wants to help the team as a whole improve.