Posted by ESPN.com’s Pat Yasinskas
This is the spot where we usually run through the most significant injuries across the entire NFC South.
Today’s segment is exceptionally short because we’re in a unique situation. The NFL just sent out the league-wide injury report, but it includes just one NFC South team -- Carolina. The Bucs are on bye this week, so there’s no injury report. The Falcons and Saints play Monday night and don’t have to file an injury report until Thursday and the Saints took Wednesday off.
So that leaves us with the Panthers. Linebacker Thomas Davis (hamstring) was back at practice on a limited basis. Safety Charles Godfrey (ankle) sat out. Godfrey could be worth keeping an eye on. Receiver Muhsin Muhammad (knee) and running back Jonathan Stewart (Achilles) also missed practice, but I think it was a day of rest for the veteran Muhammad and Stewart’s been held out of practices pretty regularly all season.
This is the spot where we usually run through the most significant injuries across the entire NFC South.
Today’s segment is exceptionally short because we’re in a unique situation. The NFL just sent out the league-wide injury report, but it includes just one NFC South team -- Carolina. The Bucs are on bye this week, so there’s no injury report. The Falcons and Saints play Monday night and don’t have to file an injury report until Thursday and the Saints took Wednesday off.
So that leaves us with the Panthers. Linebacker Thomas Davis (hamstring) was back at practice on a limited basis. Safety Charles Godfrey (ankle) sat out. Godfrey could be worth keeping an eye on. Receiver Muhsin Muhammad (knee) and running back Jonathan Stewart (Achilles) also missed practice, but I think it was a day of rest for the veteran Muhammad and Stewart’s been held out of practices pretty regularly all season.
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Pat Yasinskas
Yasinskas joined ESPN.com in January 2008 after covering the Carolina Panthers for The Charlotte Observer for nine seasons. He began his journalism career with The Tampa Tribune in 1990.