Panthers star dealing with knee soreness, sidelined at Sunday's practice
Panthers star DL Derrick Brown, who was limited at practice on Sunday, is dealing with knee soreness.
Carolina Panthers defensive lineman Derrick Brown is recovering from knee soreness and has been limited in Sunday's training camp session. The Pro Bowl player was seen working off to the side with trainers, which raises concerns as the team has already faced injuries this summer. Head coach Dave Canales stated that Brown has some knee soreness and decided to sit him out on Tuesday to assess his recovery.
Brown participated well in practice today but will not return to the full group until he feels ready. The Panthers have already lost starting outside linebacker Nic Scourton and rookie wide receiver Chris Brazzell II due to injuries. Brown's return is crucial for the team, as he had a strong 2025 season with 5.0 sacks after recovering from a meniscus injury earlier in the year.
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