Panthers Reveal Key Injury Updates Following Week 6 Victory

The Carolina Panthers are gaining momentum after their recent victory. Head coach Dave Canales addressed the media about the team’s performance following a thrilling 30-27 win over the Dallas Cowboys. This victory marks their second consecutive win and their third in the past four games.
Injury Updates Following Week 6 Victory
Despite the positive outcome, the Panthers played without wide receiver Jalen Coker. Coker was ruled out of the game due to a quad strain diagnosed prior to the match. Canales provided insight into Coker’s potential return, stating, “He’s really close.” He added that this week would be crucial for Coker to demonstrate his physical readiness.
Jalen Coker’s Recovery
- Coker started the season on injured reserve.
- He has missed all six games so far.
- The team designated him to return to practice last Wednesday.
- Coker was a full participant in practice throughout the week.
Canales emphasized that it’s a pivotal week for Coker to prove himself. The clarity of his participation will be detailed in a report expected on Wednesday.
Austin Corbett’s Status
In addition to Coker, the Panthers are also focusing on center Austin Corbett. Corbett sprained his MCL during the Week 2 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Fortunately, he avoided surgery, which allows for the possibility of a 2025 return.
- Cade Mays has taken over the starting center position in Corbett’s absence.
- The team plans to open Corbett’s 21-day practice window soon.
The Panthers are optimistic about their upcoming games as injured players work toward a return. For more updates and content regarding the Panthers, follow @ThePanthersWire on Twitter/X.