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Ankle injury he’s out

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I told you guys this was gonna happen

Quinnen Williams gonna wreck our running game

https://x.com/josephperson/status/1979935246142349442?s=46&t=xeIgh_-Vr2aKxBkBJdfnKA

https://www.panthers.com/news/fit-check-friday-week-7-at-new-york-jets

I have a feeling the Jets will turn the tables on us and run it down our throat all the while stopping our run game. They have the 10th ranked run D and Aaron Glenn is gonna make damn sure we don't run for 200 yards against them. Be prepared for a close game that will probably be decided by a Panthers turnover. Panthers - 17 Jets - 20

Game time decision. He traveled to NY with the team

bad news is Damien Lewis might not play

The team activated wide receiver Jalen Coker and offensive lineman Austin Corbett from IR on Saturday, making them available for Sunday's game at the Jets. Coker's been out since Week 1 with a quadriceps strain suffered in practice prior to the opener. He's practiced for the last two weeks, as he works his way back into readiness. https://www.panthers.com/news/panthers-activate-two-from-injured-reserve-place-one-on-ir-jalen-coker-austin-corbett-patrick-jones-ii

Cosell wouldn't say this, as he's based out of Philly but Jalen Hurts is also a complimentary piece

@1:17

Next (gay) man up

Carlos Boogie Basham come on down

he's so sexy

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-top-15-rookies-week-6-2025

7. WR Tetairoa McMillan, Carolina Panthers (75.9) McMillan saw a season-low five targets in Week 6, securing three catches for 29 yards. However, he still put his stamp on the game with two touchdown catches, the first of his career. Both scores came in the red zone with Donovan Wilson in coverage. The first was early in the second quarter after McMillan got by an initial defender and forced Wilson to stumble on his way to a wide-open 19-yard catch. The second score came early in the fourth when Wilson bumped him in the endzone before he released into space for a two-yard catch. McMillan also finished the day with a season-high 74.8 PFF run-blocking grade. The top-10 pick is now up to 27 catches for 380 yards this season. He is tied for fifth in red-zone targets (seven) and has brought in five such passes for 38 yards and four first downs. He has earned a 71.1 PFF receiving grade on those plays.

3. TE Mitchell Evans, Carolina Panthers (83.4) Evans recorded an 89.7 PFF overall grade against the Cowboys, his second outing with an 89.0-plus mark. His only target of the day came on the second play of the game, resulting in a 21-yard catch. He was excellent as a run blocker, logging the second-best PFF run-blocking grade at the position for the week (84.9). Evans amassed nine positively graded plays across 22 snaps in both schemes. He finished in the top five in both zone PFF run-blocking grade (83.6) and gap PFF run-blocking grade (84.4). Like fellow rookie Jackson Hawes, the Notre Dame product is not targeted much. He has four single-target, single-catch games but has been highly productive with those opportunities, logging four first downs and two touchdowns over the past three weeks. Evans now sports a 75.5 PFF receiving grade on the season. Evans' impressive PFF overall grade is powered by his work in the run game, where he owns a fifth-ranked 78.3 PFF run-blocking grade.