Tommy Tremble Questionable for Week 2

Carolina Panthers’ Tommy Tremble Questionable for Week 2

Tommy Tremble’s status for Week 2 is questionable after the tight end was listed as a limited participant in Wednesday’s practice. Tremble suffered a hamstring injury in the Panthers’ season-opening loss to the Cleveland Browns and did not return to the game.

Tremble is a key part of the Panthers’ offense, and his absence would be a significant blow. The 2021 third-round pick caught 21 passes for 228 yards and four touchdowns as a rookie last season.

What does this mean for the Panthers?

If Tremble is unable to play, the Panthers will likely turn to Ian Thomas as their starting tight end. Thomas caught two passes for 22 yards in the season opener.

The Panthers could also promote Stephen Sullivan from the practice squad to provide depth at the tight end position.

What does this mean for fantasy football?

If you drafted Tremble, you should consider him questionable for Week 2. If he is unable to play, Thomas would be a good replacement option.

Tremble’s injury is a reminder that fantasy football is a week-to-week game. Injuries can happen at any time, so it is important to have a backup plan in place.

Injury Update

In addition to Tremble, the Panthers also have several other players who are questionable for Week 2, including:

• Christian McCaffrey (ankle)
• Derrick Brown (knee)
• Jeremy Chinn (knee)
• Donte Jackson (ankle)
• Amare Barno (knee)

The Panthers will release their final injury report on Friday.

Outlook

The Panthers are hoping to get off to a better start in Week 2 when they host the New York Giants. However, they will need to be healthy in order to do so.

The Panthers’ offense is already struggling, and they cannot afford to lose any more key players to injury.