US EditionCarolina Panthers Bring Back Hunter Renfrow as Jalen Coker Goes Down with Injury
- On August 30, 2025, the Carolina Panthers brought back wide receiver Hunter Renfrow by signing him to the roster after placing Jalen Coker, a receiver in his second NFL season, on injured reserve due to a quadriceps injury sustained in practice.
- The decision followed Coker’s quad injury sustained during Thursday practice, which forced him to miss at least four to six games and opened a roster spot for Renfrow.
- Renfrow, a 29-year-old Clemson product and Myrtle Beach native, missed the entire 2024 season managing ulcerative colitis but participated in the Panthers’ offseason and preseason activities.
- Renfrow revealed he experienced a significant weight loss of 35 pounds and endured a week-long fever reaching 103 degrees, but his condition improved following diagnosis and treatment; however, coach Dave Canales mentioned that Renfrow had not yet regained the level of performance he displayed early in training camp.
- Bringing Renfrow back adds veteran experience to Carolina’s receiving corps as they prepare for their 2025 opener against the Jaguars, with hopes to improve after consecutive 10-loss seasons.
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Panthers to re-sign receiver Hunter Renfrow
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Carolina Panthers are re-signing wide receiver Hunter Renfrow and placing wide receiver Jalen Coker on injured reserve with a quadriceps injury, according to a person familiar with the situation. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Saturday because the team has not yet made the moves public. Renfrow was with the team throughout minicamps, organized team activities and training camp but di…
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Executing an out pattern with the first-team offense, Jalen Coker noticed the nickelback “buzzed out” and the Carolina Panthers wide receiver glided down the practice field’s far sideline. Bryce Young, aiming to prove he can become an NFL playoff-caliber quarterback, “put it right on the money,” Coker said.The long touchdown pass developed during the final training-camp practice Aug. 21 and continued to display Coker’s ability …
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