Overreactions from Carolina Panthers Training Camp Day 9

Ja'Seem Reed continues to make a name for himself, and the former UDFA can be a little grateful that Chris Brazzell's roster spot is up for grabs. He's impressing everyone, but he's also doing the little things that separate roster hopefuls from roster locks. However, there are still a ton of wide receivers worthy of those last couple of spots.

Verdict: Overreaction

The tight end room is in deep trouble

Ja'Tavion Sanders is in and out of the lineup. Mitchell Evans got hurt and has struggled to really separate from the pack. Tommy Tremble had a bad day today. The Panthers have said time and again that they like the TE room, but they're either putting on a brave face or misguided. Neither is ideal.

Verdict: Not an overreaction

Tetairoa McMillan will be an All-Pro

Tetairoa McMillan has been outstanding all camp, and he had another excellent day today. The Panthers' second-year WR has immaculate chemistry with Bryce Young, and he appears to have begun to make the leap. There's still a ways to go before he's All-Pro level, but he's on the way.

Verdict: Slight overreaction

The Panthers are cursed

Another day, another player getting carted off. The Panthers have had an unfathomable number of injuries, already losing two crucial contributors for the season. Xavier Legette will probably be fine, but you'd be forgiven for having a heart palpitation when reading that he was carted off today.

Verdict: Not an overreaction

Bryce Young is about to have an incredible year

Another day, another Bryce Young display of excellence. Though not his best personal day, it was another very good day for Young in what is quickly becoming the best training camp of his brief NFL career. These sorts of things point to a great season, but he also has a banged-up and mediocre pass-catching corps and a brutal schedule ahead.

Verdict: Slight overreaction

Lazy practices will hurt the Panthers

Practice now may seem like it means very little to NFL teams since there's still a preseason to go before anything actually counts. But these practices are good to get some work in and set the standard, and twice now the Panthers have not practiced at Dave Canales' desired level.

Verdict: Not an overreaction