Jonathon Brooks Health, Injury Updates & History

Has a chance to return W10 from his ACL recovery, his 21 day practice window was opened and if he's not activated this week he would miss the rest of the season, but we still don't expect to see much out of him this season, next season should be his focus

He concluded his third week of practice with the Panthers on Friday after he had his 21-day evaluation window opened back on Oct. 16 as he recovers from a torn ACL, however, head coach Dave Canales said that the running back is unlikely to be activated from the reserve/non-football injury list prior to the Week 9 contest

Has officially been listed as Doubtful for Sunday's game against the Broncos with the ACL tear recovery he's been managing all season

Is set to miss the first four games of the season while he continues to rehab from a torn ACL, the second half of the season will be where Brooks will look to have an impact for this team, but as reported earlier expectations should still be tempered for his production

Jonathan Brooks suffered a torn ACL in his right knee last November. It's challenging for any rookie to be productive in their first season back from an ACL tear, especially when also adjusting to the increased competition in the NFL. Therefore, expectations for Brooks' immediate contributions should be tempered, given the difficulty of returning to peak performance after such an injury.