Bobby Brown III Is Fully Back on the Practice Field, and Panthers Fans Can Finally Breathe

Defensive tackle Bobby Brown III was back to full participation for the Panthers on Tuesday, a huge pivot after he was sidelined with a hand injury just yesterday. This is exactly the kind of news a team wants to hear as they head into the final preparation days of the week.

A Critical Return for the D-Line

Bobby Brown III, who was a non-participant on Monday due to a hand injury, was a full go at the Panthers’ walk-through practice Tuesday. This is a massive boost for that defensive line. Getting a key guy like Brown back out there, moving freely, is exactly what you want to see. His presence makes a difference, and getting him back on the field, even in a walk-through, is a positive sign for the defense.

There was also good news on the offensive side of the ball. Wide receiver Jalen Coker (shoulder) moved up to full participation after being limited on Monday. And quarterback Bryce Young (knee) was a full participant again, which is always reassuring for any team to see their signal-caller healthy and ready to roll.

Who’s Still Sidelined?

While some key players are getting healthy, the Panthers are still dealing with some significant injuries. Four players remain non-participants, showing the battle for health is ongoing. Outside linebacker Jaelan Phillips is still out with a hamstring issue. On the offensive line, guards Damien Lewis (knee) and Torricelli Simpkins III (ankle) were also not practicing. And cornerback Akayleb is battling both triceps and knee issues, keeping him off the field. The team estimated two changes to their practice report, but with four still stuck on the sidelines, it highlights the challenges they are facing.

The Panthers are set to drop their final injury report with official game statuses tomorrow, Wednesday. Let’s hope Brown III and Coker stay on the right track and the rest of the guys can get back on the field soon.

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.