Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Culture

Panthers WRs Jalen Coker and Xavier Legette return to practice, LB Devin Lloyd out against Browns

Abstract editorial illustration

Carolina Panthers' wide receivers Jalen Coker and Xavier Legette have resumed limited practice activities on Friday and are currently listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Cleveland Browns. However, last week's NFC Defensive Player of the Week, Devin Lloyd, is sidelined due to a calf injury that has worsened throughout the week.

Panthers coach Dave Canales reported that Coker "looked good" during practice, but the team will make a final decision on Legette's availability before kickoff. Coker, who has been a strong starter this season, has 16 receptions for 204 yards and two touchdowns, while Legette had a significant 55-yard reception against the Falcons.

Lloyd's absence is due to his ongoing recovery from a calf injury sustained during a game against the Atlanta Falcons, where he had a standout performance with nine tackles, three pass breakups, a sack, and two interceptions, including a touchdown return. Additionally, starting safety Nick Scott and backup linebacker Claudin Cherelus are also listed as out for the upcoming game.

Written by urgent.news from Winnipeg Free Press's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Also reported by 1 other outlet

Read the original at winnipegfreepress.com →

More in Culture

Donovan's GoFundMe account tops $100k as K-M grad takes 'small steps' in recovery

Sep. 25—FARGO, N.D. — Former Kasson-Mantorville multi-sport star Matt Donovan is taking small steps forward in his recovery from a severe head and brain injury suffered a week ago during a college…

  • Matt Donovan, former Kasson-Mantorville athlete, recovers from severe head injury.
  • GoFundMe account surpasses $100,000 in contributions for Donovan's recovery.
  • Family and university create fundraisers, emphasizing support and prayers.

Penn State looks to match Wisconsin’s physicality in Big Ten football opener

Penn State defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn has chosen to ignore his group’s lofty national rankings this week and focus on Wisconsin, the Nittany Lions’ opponent in a Big Ten opener.

  • Penn State's D’Anton Lynn wants team to emulate Wisconsin’s physical defense
  • Wisconsin’s Colton Joseph, dual-threat QB, poses significant challenge
  • Lions’ run defense ranked 51st nationally, allowing 111.0 yards per game

More from Friday 25 September →