The Carolina Panthers face significant injury concerns as starting cornerback Dane Jackson is expected to miss up to six weeks due to a hamstring injury. Additionally, safety Xavier Woods is also sidelined with a more serious groin injury. Despite these setbacks, quarterback Bryce Young and wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. showcased strong performances during joint practice against the New York Jets, with Marshall having his best day of camp. The Panthers are exploring options for bolstering their secondary, potentially looking at veteran Stephon Gilmore.
- Dane Jackson's injury leaves the Panthers' secondary vulnerable ahead of the season opener.
- Bryce Young's performance is encouraging despite the team's injury woes.
- Terrace Marshall Jr. is emerging as a key target for Young.