In Week 10, the Carolina Panthers' vaunted rushing attack was utterly silenced by the New Orleans Saints. Their game plan worked perfectly, and it led to a shocking upset win.
Falcons WR Drake London is now considered day-to-day and “certainly has a chance” to play in Week 14 versus the Seahawks. (Tori McElhaney) Falcons HC Raheem Morris said London (knee) did not practice on Wednesday and remains day-to-day: “We will check him out.
It turned out to be quite a day for the Carolina Panthers and Bryce Young, who led his team to a stunning upset. And it changed the running back room, as Rico Dowdle fantasy managers won’t love Dave Canales’ review of Chuba Hubbard.
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It has not been the season anyone envisioned for Carolina Panthers RB Chuba Hubbard. A near Pro Bowl running back last year, he struggled, got hurt, struggled some more, and ceded his RB1 job to Rico Dowdle.
Falcons QB Kirk Cousins on his health as he prepares to start Week 12 for the Falcons: “I do feel good, and I would never tell you if I wasn’t probably until the season is over.” (Josh Kendall) Panthers RB Chuba Hubbard has dealt with a calf injury this season, resulting in him losing the starting job to RB Rico Dowdle.
The fantasy football regular season is heading towards the home stretch. As owners look to add the final pieces to their rosters, it also means making cuts.
With Chuba Hubbard suffering a calf injury, the Carolina Panthers have turned to Rico Dowdle as their rushing leader. Hubbard is still getting re-acclimated into the offense after making his return in Week 7.
The Carolina Panthers suffered a tough loss on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints, 17–7. Some players gave stronger comments about the game and how the team prepared during the week, such as left tackle Ikem Ekwonu.
While it was never all that realistic, the Carolina Panthers opted not to trade Chuba Hubbard before yesterday's NFL trade deadline. The running back has lost his starting job and his future now seems totally up in the air, but he was not moved at the deadline.
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It's deadline day across the NFL, and the Carolina Panthers are in an interesting spot. They're good enough to justify playing for this season and not the future, but they're not good enough to justify a big splash.
The Green Bay Packers have an intriguing matchup this coming Sunday. After improving to 5-1-1 with a 35-25 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 8, Green Bay is looking to extend its win streak to four games when the team hosts Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers in Week 9.
According to the Athletic’s Joe Person, the Panthers don’t want to trade RB Chuba Hubbard even though it seems like he’s going to take more of a backseat
A sense of relief washed over the Carolina Panthers’ locker room this week as running back Chuba Hubbard is set to make his return against the New York Jets on Sunday.
Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard will miss his second consecutive game with a calf injury and is inactive for Sunday's Week 6 matchup with the Dallas Cowboys.
Chuba Hubbard is dealing with a calf injury before Sunday's game vs. Miami Dolphins. Head coach Dave Canales said the running back is currently listed as "day-to-day" with the injury.
Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard (calf) sat out his second straight practice on Thursday, putting his status for Sunday's home game against the Miami Dolphins in doubt.
Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard popped up on the injury report with a calf injury. As of this posting, he’s officially questionable to play in Week 4’s contest against the New England Patriots.
Carolina Panthers starting running back Chuba Hubbard will look to become a top 10 PPR running back after finishing 12th last year as a mid-round sleeper.
The Carolina Panthers locked running back Chuba Hubbard down for the foreseeable future when they signed him to a four-year, $33.2M contract extension. Now, Hubbard has big goals.