Veteran Receiver Renfrow Turning Heads at Panthers' 2025 Training Camp

As the Carolina Panthers gear up for the 2025 NFL season, one player has been turning heads at their training camp: veteran wide receiver Hunter Renfrow. Renfrow, who sat out the entire 2024 season due to ulcerative colitis, has been making a remarkable comeback, showcasing his skills and leaving a lasting impression on the coaching staff.

During a recent practice session, Renfrow executed a superb route that left safety Tre'Von Moehrig in the dust, further solidifying his case for a spot on the Panthers' roster. Head coach Dave Canales praised Renfrow's performance, acknowledging the tough competition he faces for one of the final wide receiver positions.

The Panthers have historically carried six wide receivers on their regular-season roster, and it's expected that Adam Thielen, Xavier Legette, and rookie Tetairoa McMillan will secure the starting trio. That leaves Renfrow competing with Jalen Coker, David Moore, Jimmy Horn Jr., and other receivers for the remaining spots. Renfrow's experience and impressive summer showing might just be enough to earn him a place on the team, but it's far from a guarantee.

As the Panthers continue to evaluate their options, Renfrow's resilience and determination have undoubtedly caught the attention of both the coaching staff and the fans. The team's decision-making process will be closely watched as they finalize their 53-man roster for the upcoming season.