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Panthers' summer standout, 3 starters not expected to play vs. Browns tonight
The Carolina Panthers will be without a few big names for their preseason opener. As announced a little less than an hour before kickoff, Pro Bowl defenders Derrick Brown and Jaycee Horn are not expected to play in tonight's exhibition against the Cleveland Browns. Brown has been dealing with a rib/oblique injury while Horn, who was involved in a car accident prior to Wednesday's joint practice, is out after receiving stitches on his thumb. Starting left guard Damien Lewis and veteran wide receiver Hunter Renfrow will also not suit up. Renfrow, a summer standout for Carolina, has missed multiple practices due to a hamstring injury. They'll be joined on the sideline by guard Chandler Zavala, defensive lineman LaBryan Ray, linebacker Claudin Cherelus and cornerback Akayleb Evans. What TV channel is Panthers vs. Browns game on today? TV channel: WJZY-FOX (local) | NFL Network (national) Streaming: app | NFL+ | Fubo Broadcast team: Anish Shroff (play-by-play), Jake Delhomme (analyst), Steve Smith Sr. (analyst), Carla Metts (sideline) Panthers vs. Browns start time Date: Friday, Aug. 8. 2025 Time: 7:00 p.m. ETThis article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: Panthers' summer standout, 3 starters not expected to play vs. Browns
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Panthers' summer standout, 3 starters not expected to play vs. Browns tonight
The Carolina Panthers will be without a few big names for their preseason opener. As announced a little less than an hour before kickoff, Pro Bowl defenders Derrick Brown and Jaycee Horn are not expected to play in tonight's exhibition against the Cleveland Browns. Brown has been dealing with a rib/oblique injury while Horn, who was involved in a car accident prior to Wednesday's joint practice, is out after receiving stitches on his thumb. Starting left guard Damien Lewis and veteran wide receiver Hunter Renfrow will also not suit up. Renfrow, a summer standout for Carolina, has missed multiple practices due to a hamstring injury. They'll be joined on the sideline by guard Chandler Zavala, defensive lineman LaBryan Ray, linebacker Claudin Cherelus and cornerback Akayleb Evans. What TV channel is Panthers vs. Browns game on today? TV channel: WJZY-FOX (local) | NFL Network (national) Streaming: app | NFL+ | Fubo Broadcast team: Anish Shroff (play-by-play), Jake Delhomme (analyst), Steve Smith Sr. (analyst), Carla Metts (sideline) Panthers vs. Browns start time Date: Friday, Aug. 8. 2025 Time: 7:00 p.m. ET Follow @ThePanthersWire on Twitter/X for more Panthers content.
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Car accident involving Panthers CB Jaycee Horn caught on camera
According to TMZ, Wednesday morning's car accident involving Carolina Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn has been captured on camera. The video was posted by charlottedashcam on Instagram yesterday afternoon, and shows Horn's black Mercedes-Maybach SUV colliding with a pickup truck at an intersection. Per the team's official statement, the accident occurred at the corner of Charlotte's Mint and Morehead Streets, just outside of Bank of America Stadium. Here's the clip: Horn did not participate in Wednesday's joint practice with the Cleveland Browns, but was present and seen doing individual work alongside fellow starting corner Mike Jackson. Head coach Dave Canales was asked about Horn's status following the session. "Yeah, I don't have a lot of details," Canales told reporters. "I'm glad that Jaycee was okay. He did have to have a few stitches in his left thumb area. And so, they got that all cleaned up sutured up. He's day-to-day right now. We're just gonna kinda evaluate. It doesn't seem like anything else happened." Canales ruled Horn out of Friday's preseason matchup with the Browns. He does, however, hope the Pro Bowl defender will be available for the team's second exhibition game in Houston on Aug. article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: Car accident involving Panthers CB Jaycee Horn caught on camera
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Panthers HC Dave Canales gives update on status of CB Jaycee Horn after car accident
Carolina Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn did not participate in Wednesday's joint practice with the Cleveland Browns after he was involved in a car accident this morning. Head coach Dave Canales was asked about Horn's status following the workout. "Yeah, I don't have a lot of details," Canales told reporters. "I'm glad that Jaycee was okay. He did have to have a few stitches in his left thumb area. And so, they got that all cleaned up sutured up. He's day-to-day right now. We're just gonna kinda evaluate. It doesn't seem like anything else happened. "But we're just gonna kinda evaluate him each day. He'll be able to still do some activity and running and all that. But he will not play this game. Hopefully, we can get him turned around so we can take advantage of an opportunity in Houston for that game, which was kinda the plan all along." Horn himself also provided an encouraging update . . . Per the team's official statement, Horn was alone in his car when the accident occurred at the corner of Mint Street and Morehead Street. He attended the joint practice and was seen doing some individual work alongside fellow starting corner Mike Jackson. As noted by Canales, Horn could be a go for the team's second preseason contest against the Houston Texans. That matchup will take place at NRG Stadium on Saturday, Aug. article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: Panthers HC Dave Canales gives update on status of CB Jaycee Horn
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Panthers 2025 training camp tracker: Takeaways and observations from Browns joint practice
Before locking up for their preseason opener at the end of the week, the Carolina Panthers and the Cleveland Browns convened for a joint practice on Wednesday. Here are the top takeaways and observations from the workout . . . Seatbelts on Panthers cornerback Jaycee Horn was involved in a car accident this morning and did not participate in practice. Luckily, the 25-year-old defender was not seriously injured. Head coach Dave Canales offered up some details on Horn's status after the session. "I'm glad that Jaycee was okay," Canales told reporters. "He did have to have a few stitches in his left thumb area. And so, they got that all cleaned up sutured up. He's day-to-day right now. We're just gonna kinda evaluate. It doesn't seem like anything else happened. "But we're just gonna kinda evaluate him each day. He'll be able to still do some activity and running and all that. But he will not play this game. Hopefully, we can get him turned around so we can take advantage of an opportunity in Houston for that game, which was kinda the plan all along." Horn provided an update of his own as well . . . Canales said Horn will not play in Friday's exhibition, but hopes to have the Pro Bowler on the field in Houston for their second preseason tilt. Bouncing back Canales also talked about quarterback Bryce Young, who had himself a strong showing against a solid Browns defense. "Just finding his guys downfield," Canales said of what stood out about Young. "I think the seven-on-seven period, they weren't on the same page a couple times. And so, there's something that we can kinda work through. But I just love the bounce-back plays. "The Browns are pros, too. They made some plays out there. Just a highlight to see that front. It's a pretty good front. Adding Mason Graham inside, of course, Myles Garrett was out there. So, just love the physical style of play that was happening. But Bryce was able to find some opportunities down the field." Browns defensive end and former Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett also praised Young. "I think he looks a lot more comfortable than the first time he suited up," Garrett said. "I think they really rallied around him, and I've seen that he can lead this team and do well. The playmaking and game-changing ability haven't changed. I think it was just him finding his own confidence, being comfortable in the role and them allowing him to lead and standing behind him." Another big day for another WR Young wasn't the only Panther who shined on offense. Second-year wideout Jalen Coker turned some heads as well. "I think Jalen has taken full advantage of the five weeks that we had off since the spring," Canales said of Coker. "In OTAs, he kinda just was ramping up, kinda getting a plan for his readiness—and he came back a different athlete. "I have to say—of all the guys, Jalen really did a great job of just working on his transition, his speed, his body [composition], his readiness for practice and all that. And I think he's just taking steps. He was a rookie last year, kinda thrown into the fire. This year, now, he's got a plan. He's got a routine." Coker caught two touchdowns during seven-on-seven drills, including a long score at the expense of four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Denzel Ward. Top observationsThis article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: Panthers 2025 training camp tracker: Top takeaways from Day 12
