Seahawks RB Zach Charbonnet on aggressive timetable

Sep 07, 2026

Zach Charbonnet has an "aggressive" timetable that he's currently on target to make coming back from torn ACL, per Mike Macdonald.

Related players: Jadarian Price, Emanuel Wilson, George Holani

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The post said the team wouldn't divulge what that timetable looks like, however. We do know Charbonnet will miss the first four games of the season - at least. But it sounds like part of the plan may be to get him back soon after that. However, Charbonnet had his surgery in late February, so an early October return is still only about 7-8 months of recovery. Mcdonald did say Charbonnet has looking "dang good." For now, the rookie Price is poised to be the team's RB1.

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Panthers say TE Darren Waller looks 'big and fast'

Joe Person on X

4 hours ago

Asked how Darren Waller has looked, Dave Canales said: "Big and fast."

Related players: Tommy Tremble, Ja'Tavion Sanders

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Person went on to say the Panthers used a slow ramp up with Waller this summer after his soft-tissue issues with the Dolphins coming off his one-yr retirement. But the veteran TE expects to be active Sunday vs. the Bears, Person added. Waller had some nice games last season getting back into action. He had six TDs in nine games, but those six TDs came in just four different contests. Waller averaged just 2.67 catches a game last year and had three or less catches in seven of his nine games. The Panthers TE situation seems like one to wait-and-see on, especially with a questionable passing game and QB situation. The Panthers have Tremble and Sanders on the roster as well.

Panthers Beat: RB Jonathon Brooks seems to be moving well

Cam Gaskins on X

4 hours ago

For any worried Panthers fans out there, Jonathon Brooks seems to be moving well.

Related players: Chuba Hubbard

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The video is about 28 seconds of Brooks working off to the side in practice, which has been a recent trend. He does appear to be moving fine in the video. Gaskins said HC Dave Canales and the team will evaluate the tape after practice and that we'd likely know more Wednesday when initial injury reports are released.

Buccaneers get WRs back to practice Monday

Pro Football Talk

5 hours ago

Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles told reporters last week that receivers Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan were “headed in the right direction” as they deal with their respective injuries.

Both players took a step forward to start the week.

According to multiple reporters on the scene, Egbuka and McMillan both returned to practice on Monday — a positive sign for their Week 1 availability.

Related players: Chris Godwin, Tez Johnson, Ted Hurst

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Egbuka has been dealing with a toe injury, while McMillan has a knee injury. It makes for a big impact on the Bucs WR depth chart as Egbuka is considered the team's WR1 and McMillan is in the mix for the WR3 spot with Johnson and the rookie Hurst, who is coming off a great camp and offseason.