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Panthers' Trevor Etienne eager for Week One meeting with Jaguars and brother Travis
Panthers' Trevor Etienne eager for Week One meeting with Jaguars and brother Travis

NBC Sports

time11 hours ago

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Panthers' Trevor Etienne eager for Week One meeting with Jaguars and brother Travis

When Trevor Etienne was picked by the Panthers in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft, a top priority in the family was to check whether the Panthers play the Jaguars, and Trevor's brother, fellow running back Travis Etienne. Not only do they play, but they'll play in Week One. Trevor Etienne says the family is thrilled. 'As soon as we found out the big news, we already were excited about playing each other this year,' Trevor Etienne said, via 'And then come to find out that it will be Week One. It's even more exciting, and we all can't wait.' The Etienne brothers' mom, Donnetta Etienne, is already preparing her outfit for the game: She reached out to John Brown, the father of Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and Bears receiver Equanimeous St. Brown, to ask him where he got the split Lions/Bears jersey he wears when his two sons face each other. 'That's definitely all she's been talking about so far after finding out like she's adamant about getting this split jersey done for the game,' Trevor Etienne said. 'I think she got in touch with Amon-Ra St. Brown's father and see how he did it. We were at the NFLPA, and I think she was able to get in touch with him at the premiere, and I think she was able to figure out how he did it and get some pointers and tips on how to handle that, on how to get this split jersey.' The 26-year-old Travis and the 20-year-old Trevor weren't close enough in age to be either teammates or opponents at any other level of football, but they'll be on the same field for the first game of Trevor's career.

Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks to miss entirety of 2025 season
Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks to miss entirety of 2025 season

Yahoo

time11-05-2025

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  • Yahoo

Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks to miss entirety of 2025 season

The second NFL season for Carolina Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks is over before it even got started. As announced as part of a slew of roster moves on Thursday afternoon, the Panthers have placed Brooks on the physically unable to perform list. The placement officially sidelines the 21-year-old rusher for the entirety of the 2025 campaign. Advertisement Despite sustaining an ACL tear in November of 2023, Brooks was taken by Carolina in the second round of the 2024 NFL draft. He'd go on to miss the first 10 games of his rookie year while recovering from the injury. Brooks debuted in the team's Week 12 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs, where he totaled seven yards on two rushing attempts. Two weeks later, Brooks re-tore the same ACL in Philadelphia—cutting off his comeback at just three games. Carolina has since signed veteran Rico Dowdle to provide depth at the running back position behind starter Chuba Hubbard. They also selected University of Georgia's Trevor Etienne in the fourth round of the 2025 draft. Follow @ThePanthersWire on Twitter/X for more Panthers content. This article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks to miss entirety of 2025 season

Panthers announce entire roster for 2025 rookie minicamp
Panthers announce entire roster for 2025 rookie minicamp

Yahoo

time11-05-2025

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Panthers announce entire roster for 2025 rookie minicamp

On Thursday, the Carolina Panthers announced the entire roster for their 2025 installment of rookie minicamp—which is set to begin tomorrow. The group—per the team's official release—will feature eight draft selections, 19 undrafted free agents and 14 tryout players. Advertisement Those players are as follows: QB Ethan Garbers, UCLA (UDFA) RB Peny Boone, Central Florida (Tryout) RB Trevor Etienne, Georgia (114th overall pick) RB Kayron Lynch-Adams, Michigan State (UDFA) WR Miles Cross, Indiana (Tryout) WR Jacolby George, Miami (UDFA) WR Jimmy Horn Jr., Colorado (208th overall pick) WR Kobe Hudson, Central Florida (UDFA) WR Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona (Eighth overall pick) WR Moose Muhammad III, Texas A&M (UDFA) WR Sevonne Rhea, Lamar (Tryout) TE Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame (163rd overall pick) TE Bryce Pierre, UCLA (Tryout) TE Graham Walker, Rice (Tryout) OL Luke Kandra, Cincinnati (UDFA) OL Steven Losoya, Vanderbilt (UDFA) OL Michael Tarquin, Oklahoma (UDFA) DL Cam Jackson, Florida (140th overall pick) EDGE Jared Hunte-Harrison, SMU (UDFA) EDGE Kydran Jenkins, Purdue (Tryout) EDGE Nic Scourton (51st overall pick) EDGE Princely Umanmielen (77th overall pick) EDGE Sylvain Yondjouen, Georgia Tech (Tryout) LB Ositadinma Ekwonu, Charlotte (Tryout) LB Bam Martin-Scott, South Carolina (UDFA) LB Tuasivi Nomura, Fresno State (UDFA) LB Jaheim Thomas, Wisconsin (Tryout) CB JaTravis Broughton, TCU (UDFA) CB Keion Corssen, Western Carolina (Tryout) CB Michael Reid, South Dakota (UDFA) CB Corey Thornton, Louisville (UDFA) S Brady Breeze, Oregon (Tryout) S Abe Camara, TCU (Tryout) S Isaac Gifford, Nebraska (UDFA) S Jack Henderson, Minnesota (UDFA) S Jaaron Joseph, Emporia State (Tryout) S AJ Moore, Ole Miss (Tryout) S Irikefe Oweh, Monmouth (Tryout) S Lathan Ransom, Ohio State (122nd overall pick) S Trevian Thomas, Arkansas State (UDFA) K Ryan Fitzgerald, Florida State (UDFA) Rookie minicamp will run on both Friday and Saturday. Follow @ThePanthersWire on Twitter/X for more Panthers content. This article originally appeared on Panthers Wire: Panthers announce entire roster for 2025 rookie minicamp

Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words
Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words

Yahoo

time04-05-2025

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Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words

The Carolina Panthers drafted Georgia Bulldogs running back Trevor Etienne in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft. Etienne will have a good opportunity to earn carries behind Carolina running backs Chubba Hubbard and Rico Dowdle as a rookie. Trevor Etienne is a versatile running back that is capable both as a runner and as a receiver. Etienne, who spent the first two seasons of his college football career with the Florida Gators, played one season with Georgia in 2024. Advertisement The Panthers described Etienne as a "proven winner" in a social media post shortly after drafting the Georgia running back. What makes Etienne a proven winner? Well, Etienne saved the top moment of his Georgia career for the clutch. Etienne scored the game-winning touchdown against the Texas Longhorns in overtime of the SEC championship. Etienne played very well in two separate games against a stacked Texas defense (Etienne had a combined 35 carries for 181 yards and five rushing touchdowns). He helped Georgia earn the No. 2 seed in the College Football Playoff. Etienne and the Georgia rushing attack was effective against Texas even though star Georgia quarterback Carson Beck went down with an elbow injury and missed all but one snap (he handed the ball off to Etienne for the game-winning touchdown) after halftime. Advertisement In 2024 with Georgia, Etienne ran for 600 yards and nine touchdowns on 122 carries. He added 32 receptions for 194 yards and no touchdowns as a receiver. This article originally appeared on UGA Wire: How the Panthers describe Georgia RB Trevor Etienne

Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words
Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words

USA Today

time04-05-2025

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  • USA Today

Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words

Panthers describe Georgia rookie RB with two words The Carolina Panthers drafted Georgia Bulldogs running back Trevor Etienne in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL draft. Etienne will have a good opportunity to earn carries behind Carolina running backs Chubba Hubbard and Rico Dowdle as a rookie. Trevor Etienne is a versatile running back that is capable both as a runner and as a receiver. Etienne, who spent the first two seasons of his college football career with the Florida Gators, played one season with Georgia in 2024. The Panthers described Etienne as a "proven winner" in a social media post shortly after drafting the Georgia running back. What makes Etienne a proven winner? Well, Etienne saved the top moment of his Georgia career for the clutch. Etienne scored the game-winning touchdown against the Texas Longhorns in overtime of the SEC championship. Etienne played very well in two separate games against a stacked Texas defense (Etienne had a combined 35 carries for 181 yards and five rushing touchdowns). He helped Georgia earn the No. 2 seed in the College Football Playoff. Etienne and the Georgia rushing attack was effective against Texas even though star Georgia quarterback Carson Beck went down with an elbow injury and missed all but one snap (he handed the ball off to Etienne for the game-winning touchdown) after halftime. In 2024 with Georgia, Etienne ran for 600 yards and nine touchdowns on 122 carries. He added 32 receptions for 194 yards and no touchdowns as a receiver.

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