The Carolina Panthers have been hit with another tough injury blow, and unfortunately, it involves running back Jonathon Brooks once again. The Panthers announced that Brooks has been placed on injured reserve and is expected to undergo surgery to repair a core muscle injury.
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For Texas fans who watched Jonathon Brooks take over the Longhorns backfield in 2023, the latest news out of Carolina lands with a familiar ache. The Panthers
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks needs core-muscle surgery and was placed on injured reserve Wednesday. Brooks left Sunday's win against Atlanta in the fourth quarter with what was described as a groin injury.
The Carolina Panthers announced they have officially placed RB Jonathon Brooks on injured reserve. They filled his spot on the roster by promoting S Isaiah Simmons and replaced Simmons on the practice squad with LB Maema Njongmeta. Brooks, 23, was a one-year starter at Texas and was named second-team All-Big 12 in 2023.
The Panthers will go at least six weeks without running back Jonathon Brooks, who is expected to have surgery to repair a core-muscle injury on Wednesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
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According to Ian Rapoport, Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks is having core muscle surgery and will be placed on injured reserve. That will sideline him for
The Carolina Panthers are already in a spot where they must look to make an addition to their running back room. Ahead of Week 3, it was announced that Jonathon Brooks would need to undergo core muscle surgery, a move in which will hold him out for six weeks.
Brooks is again dealing with an injury.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks reaggravated his groin injury on Sunday. Near the end of the blowout win over the Atlanta Falcons, he went back to the locker room with the training staff.
The Carolina Panthers have gotten through Week 1 and Week 2. The team’s two performances couldn’t possible have been more different, and the hope is that Week 2 is closer to the truth.
The Carolina Panthers entered the 2026 season feeling good about their running back position. Chuba Hubbard returned, and Jonathon Brooks was healthy for the first time.
The Carolina Panthers offense has found some success through two weeks in the passing game but the run game is still leaving meat on the bone, and Jonathon Brooks’ injury won’t help things.
Coach Dave Canales’ Carolina Panthers made some changes leading into Week 2’s game against the Atlanta Falcons and the result was a huge 34-3 win. Running backs Chuba Hubbard and Jonathon Brooks combined for a workmanlike 17 carries and 69 yards as Canales watched a GOAT defensive performance unfold.
When the Carolina Panthers take on their NFC South foes, the Atlanta Falcons, in Week 2, running backs Chuba Hubbard and Jonathon Brooks and wide receiver Jalen Coker will all be in Carolina's lineup.
Well, well, well. It is only one game, but it sure looks like the Carolina Panthers have a truly fantasy-relevant offense for the first time since maybe 2020.
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The Carolina Panthers are just days away from kicking off their 2026 season against the Chicago Bears. This is a big matchup for the Panthers against a fellow 2025 playoff team.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks was back at practice on Wednesday adding optimism that he could play on Sunday, but the same can’t be said for edge rusher Pat Jones II.
While the Carolina Panthers would undoubtedly like to have Jonathon Brooks back on the field for their Week 1 matchup, they still need to be cautious with him.
In the two practices since the Carolina Panthers cut their roster down to 53 players on Sunday, running back Jonathon Brooks hasn't taken part. That does,
The Carolina Panthers are keeping a close eye on running back Jonathon Brooks as the regular season approaches. Brooks missed practice Tuesday and was again working off to the side with trainers Wednesday because of general soreness.
Jonathon Brooks finally found the end zone. The Carolina Panthers running back made sure the moment meant far more than a preseason statistic. Starting with the first-team offense during Friday’s 34-17 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, Brooks capped a seven-play, 58-yard opening drive with a 1-yard touchdown run.
Jonathon Brooks of the Carolina Panthers suffered season-ending injuries in both 2024 and 2025. Now, Brooks is healthy again and a massive opportunity is presenting itself.
On Thursday, the Panthers placed Jonathon Brooks on the physically unable to perform list, meaning the 21-year-old will miss the 2025 season.
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