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Panthers Bench Starters for Hall of Fame Game
5 Aug
Summary
- Carolina Panthers' starters will not play in the Hall of Fame Game.
- Notable absences include Bryce Young, Jonathon Brooks, and Tetairoa McMillan.
- Younger players and reserves will seek to impress against the Cardinals.
Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales announced that the team's starting lineup will not be featured in the Hall of Fame Game against the Arizona Cardinals. This means key players such as quarterback Bryce Young, offensive rookie of the year candidate Tetairoa McMillan, and running back Jonathon Brooks will be sidelined.
Instead, the exhibition game will provide a platform for the Panthers' younger and lesser-known players to gain experience and potentially grab the spotlight. Players like quarterback Kenny Pickett and wide receiver Ja'seem Reed are expected to see significant playing time.
Quarterback Haynes King and defensive lineman Aaron Hall are among those looking to make a strong impression. With several veterans either retiring or recovering from injuries, these preseason games offer crucial audition opportunities for players vying for roster spots.
