Jaycee Horn Health, Injury Updates & History

Horn was officially placed on injured reserve after suffering a torn quadriceps against the Browns, ...

Horn suffered a torn quadriceps during Sunday’s loss to the Browns and is expected to miss roughly six to 12 weeks, the Panthers cornerback will seek a second opinion before determining his treatment plan and surgery remains possible, though he is expected to be placed on injured reserve regardless

Activated from the reserve/Non-Football Injury (NFI) list after missing the start of training camp because of a foot laceration that required stitches. The Panthers initially viewed the issue as precautionary and expected a quick return once the wound healed. Horn is now back with the team and enters the season without expected limitations as Carolina's top cornerback.

Out for Week 13 due to a concussion suffered in Week 12's matchup

Required stitches on his thumb after a car accident, but has returned to practice and is not expected to miss any regular season time

Entering his fourth season in the NFL, Jaycee Horn has only played in 22 games over the past three seasons. In 2021, he suffered a foot fracture after just three games, leading to a season-ending IR placement. In 2022, he dealt with a chest rib sprain and a broken wrist but managed to play in a career-high 13 games. In 2023, Horn suffered a severe hamstring tear in Week 1 and only returned to play in the final five of the last six games.

DNP, DNP, LP due to a toe injury, missed multiple games this year due to said issue but likely dealing with soreness meaning expect the CB out there on Sunday

Designated to return from IR - team likely to ease him back into action from his left hamstring avulsion - this week against Dallas would be a stretch - W12 against Tennessee more likely

Officially placed on IR - by video, suffered distal left hamstring strain/avulsion - potential for surgery and likely to miss at least half of the season

By video, suffered a distal left hamstring strain/avulsion - potential for surgery but either way will likely hit IR and miss half the season