Panthers' Brooks Sits Out Practice With Soreness, Team Optimistic for Opener
Carolina running back Jonathon Brooks was absent from Wednesday's session due to soreness, according to head coach Dave Canales. Canales expressed confidence that the issue will not prevent Brooks from playing in the season opener. The team is taking a cautious approach with the second-year back.
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The Panthers' handling of Brooks reflects a cautious approach typical of NFL teams during the final stretch of preseason preparation. With the season opener approaching, coaches often limit players dealing with minor ailments to prevent aggravating injuries before meaningful games. Brooks, entering his second NFL season, remains a key piece of Carolina's offensive plans, and the team's public optimism suggests the
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