CAROLINA PANTHERS INJURY REPORT: Xavier Legette Still Limited with Latest Injury as He Struggles to Make an Impact

Carolina Panthers Injury Report

Player Name               POS.    Injury/Illness  WED               THU                FRI      GM. STATUS

Patrick Jones II           OLB    Hamstring       DNP                DNP               

Tershawn Wharton     DT       Hamstring      DNP                DNP                   

Xavier Legette            WR      Hamstring       LP                   LP                      

Brycen Tremane         WR      Quad               FP                    FP                       

Hunter Renfrow          WR      Rest                LP                   FP                       

Jaycee Horn                CB       Rest                LP                   FP                       

Bobby Brown III         CB       Knee                                      DNP                   

Tre’von Moehrig        S         Illness                                     DNP                   

Thursday, the Carolina Panthers continued preparations for their upcoming home opener against the Atlanta Falcons. And today there were new names on the injury list. Tershawn Wharton continued his status on the injury list from a week ago. But Hunter Renfrow and Jaycee Horn as well as Xavier Legette, who was limited in practice on Wednesday due to a Hamstring issue, was still listed as limited on Thursday.

It was an issue that was not a result of last week's game, but something that materialized this week. Head coach Dave Canales addressed the injury in his Wednesday afternoon press conference. "Today the soreness just kind of popped up," Canales said.

Legette has struggled as of late. In the first two games this season, Legette has only garnered 4 receptions for a minuscule total of 8 yards. His performance against the Arizona Cardinals produced a net -2 yards.”It’s more on the mental side. I just gotta get out of my head about the situation,” Legette said during the team’s open locker room session.

The Panthers, now 0-2, host the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, NC as they try to break into the win column for the first time this season.