Wide receiver Terrace Marshall has been released by the Carolina Panthers ahead of the NFL roster cutdown deadline. Drafted 59th overall in 2021, Marshall struggled to meet the expectations associated with his draft position. His selection was influenced by former Panthers offensive coordinator Joe Brady, who is now with the Buffalo Bills.

The Carolina Panthers face significant injury concerns as starting cornerback Dane Jackson is expected to miss up to six weeks due to a hamstring injury. Additionally, safety Xavier Woods is also sidelined with a more serious groin injury. Despite these setbacks, quarterback Bryce Young and wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. showcased strong performances during joint practice against the New York Jets, with Marshall having his best day of camp. The Panthers are exploring options for bolstering their secondary, potentially looking at veteran Stephon Gilmore.

D.J. Chark, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, is inactive for tonight's game against the Chicago Bears. Terrace Marshall will step in as the No. 3 wide receiver behind Adam Thielen and Jonathan Mingo. Marshall could be considered as a play in one-game DFS contests, but would be a desperation start in season-long fantasy.

Panthers wide receiver D.J. Chark is listed as doubtful for Thursday night's game against the Bears. His absence could lead to an increased role for Terrace Marshall. In Week 1 when Chark was out, Marshall saw significant playing time and drew six targets. However, his production was limited, making him a viable option only in one-game DFS contests. Chark's absence may also benefit Adam Thielen and Jonathan Mingo with additional targets.

D.J. Chark, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, did not practice on Wednesday due to an elbow injury. It is unclear if he will be able to play in the upcoming game against the Indianapolis Colts. If Chark is unable to play, Terrace Marshall is expected to take on a larger role in the offense.

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. has received permission to seek a trade. The Panthers have discussed the matter with his agent and Marshall is welcome back if a trade does not happen. Marshall has 16 catches for 114 yards in five games this season.

Panthers WR Terrace Marshall led the team in targets and receptions in Sunday's loss to the Vikings. He tallied 56 yards (6.2 per catch). Marshall got a boost from rookie WR Jonathan Mingo being out but still trailed WR Adam Thielen by 10 routes and D.J. Chark by 11. We wouldn't go chasing Marshall in fantasy, especially with Mingo set to return soon from his concussion and the Panthers reportedly shopping for a WR, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Adam Thielen had a standout performance with an 11-145-1 receiving line in the Panthers' loss to the Seahawks. The Panthers heavily relied on the passing game, attempting 58 throws compared to just 14 rushing attempts. Thielen accounted for 24.1% of QB Andy Dalton's pass attempts and produced 40.2% of the team's receiving yardage. He has been productive over the past two games and could be ranked among the top 30 wideouts in Week 4. D.J. Chark had the second-most targets and receiving yards for the Panthers, while Terrace Marshall had a solid performance with 5 receptions on 8 targets.

Adam Thielen, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, is listed as questionable for the team's opener against the Atlanta Falcons. Thielen has been dealing with an ankle injury and participated in limited practices on Wednesday and Friday. It is unclear if this is a precautionary measure or if the ankle is a legitimate concern. Updates on Thielen's status are expected on Sunday morning. On the other hand, wide receiver Terrace Marshall is not listed on the final injury report after a full practice on Friday.

Adam Thielen, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers, is listed as questionable for Sunday's game in Atlanta due to an ankle injury.

D.J. Chark did not practice due to a hamstring injury and may not play in the upcoming game against the Falcons. Terrace Marshall and Adam Thielen were limited in practice but are expected to be ready for Sunday. Jonathan Mingo, a rookie, is the healthiest wide receiver for the Panthers and is likely to have a significant role.

Panthers wide receiver Terrace Marshall has returned to practice after missing about two weeks with a back injury. Marshall is expected to be the No. 4 wide receiver in a healthy Carolina receiving corps, but D.J. Chark is still sidelined with a hamstring injury.