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Emotional Blow in Carolina as Star Corner Jaycee Horn Lands on IR

The Panthers suffered a major blow as star corner Jaycee Horn landed on IR with a torn quad and could miss the rest of the season.

The Carolina Panthers faced a devastating blow to their season after star cornerback Jaycee Horn suffered a torn quad against the Cleveland Browns, potentially ending his season. Horn, drafted No. 8 overall in 2021, had become a franchise cornerstone in the secondary, earning Pro Bowl selections in each of the past two seasons. He put up impressive numbers this season, with five interceptions and 37 combined tackles, making him one of the league's premier shutdown corners.

The Panthers rewarded him with a four-year, $100 million extension in March 2025. With Horn sidelined indefinitely, the Panthers now face a difficult stretch of games against the Lions, Eagles, Buccaneers, and Packers without one of their key defensive players.

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