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Packers deep ball for 53 yards, both Christian Watson and Will Lee are down injured after the play.
Lee immediately grabbed his hamstring. Being helped off the field.
Panthers are down to three CBs if he misses time -- Chau Smith-Wade, Marco Wilson, and Malcolm DeWalt IV.
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- 5d Mike Kaye (X) Chau Smith-Wade in for Will Lee. So if you're scoring at home: Jaycee Horn, Mike Jackson, Akayleb Evans and Will Lee (for now) are hurt. Chau Smith-Wade and Marco Wilson in.
- 5d Darin Gantt (Bluesky) Packers deep ball for 53 yards, both Christian Watson and Will Lee are down injured after the play. Lee immediately grabbed his hamstring. Being helped off the field. Panthers are down to three CBs if he misses time -- Chau Smith-Wade, Marco Wilson, and Malcolm DeWalt IV.
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- #Panthers cornerbacks at Lambeau Field: Marco Wilson has played 22 defensive snaps since the end of the 2024 season. CB Malcolm DeWalt will make his NFL regular-season debut tonight. Will Lee is a rookie fourth-round pick, who has played well. And well, Chau Smith-Wade is here, too.
- Dave Canales said CB Akayleb Evans is day-to-day with a tricep injury. They only have two healthy CBs on the active roster (Will Lee and Chau Smith-Wade), but they have six on the practice squad.
- Kaye’s Take: Lathan Ransom and Chau Smith-Wade should probably play more.
- Canales calls Chau Smith-Wade a “program guy.” #Panthers
- Chau Smith-Wade: Out
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Chau Smith-Wade: Out
3 more updatesfrom 2 sources
- Sep 20 ESPN NFL Injury Report Chau Smith-Wade: Out
- Sep 20 Mike Kaye (Bluesky) The #Panthers' Week 2 inactives include Pat Jones, Chau Smith-Wade and Tyrel Dodson+1
- Sep 20 Josh Kendall (X) Panthers' inactives: OLB Pat Jones (injured) TE Ja'Tavion Sanders QB Haynes King (emergency third) CB Chau Smith-Wade LB Tyrel Dodson OT Albert Reese DT Bobby Brown (injured)
- Chau Smith-Wade "flew into the screen," made a play, and continues to show versatility