Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks Ruled Out for Hall of Fame Game vs Cardinals
Summary
Panthers running back Jonathon Brooks will not play in the upcoming Hall of Fame Game against the Arizona Cardinals. Brooks is recovering from a torn ACL injury and is being carefully rested as he prepares for the regular season.Key Facts
- Jonathon Brooks was drafted 46th overall by the Carolina Panthers in the 2024 NFL Draft.
- He tore his ACL in college and re-injured the same ACL after playing three NFL games.
- Brooks missed the entire last season due to this injury and has now fully recovered.
- Panthers head coach Dave Canales confirmed Brooks will not play in the Hall of Fame Game.
- Last season, Rico Dowdle led the Panthers in rushing yards while Brooks was sidelined.
- Dowdle has since left the team in free agency.
- Brooks is expected to be the Panthers’ main running back when the regular season starts.
- The Panthers’ next preseason game is on August 15 against the Buffalo Bills, where Brooks might play.
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