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Injury Report: Olsen added


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Week 2 Monday Injury Report

The Carolina Panthers did not practice on Monday, but they are required to provide an injury report approximation ahead of Thursday Night Football against Tampa Bay.

Three players were listed with "did not participate" designations: TE Greg Olsen (back), DE Bruce Irvin (hamstring) and DB Rashaan Gaulden (groin).

Rookie offensive tackle Greg Little (concussion) was listed as a full participant, but he has not yet cleared the protocol.

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Btw...Manhertz did not impress.  Had penalties and missed assignments in blocking.  Olsen was solid, got open, and should have had 2-3 more catches except for throwing errors.

As much as I agree that Olsen is on the verge of retirement, we need at least one competent TE on the field.

Thomas has all of the tools, but he’s proven nothing.

I’m concerned that Olsen being out will cause Cam to make some bad decisions.

Hope it’s just a minor issue.

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