Miles Sanders Health, Injury Updates & History

Not listed on the team's injury report, he had previously been working through a shoulder injury.

Miles Sanders played in 16 games last season but dealt with numerous injuries, including groin, shoulder, and pectoral issues. These injuries limited him to just five games as the starting RB, the lowest number in his career. He also recorded a career-low average of 3.3 yards per carry, which contributed to his eventual demotion. With a history of multiple ankle and knee issues, and having been a workhorse since his college days at the University of Pittsburgh, there are concerns about his durability. The Panthers now have a full running back room, allowing Sanders to manage his workload more effectively and avoid the heavy burdens of the past.

Will return from shoulder injury in W8 - could see more of a split with Chuba Hubbard according to head coach Frank Reich

Ruled out with shoulder injury - means more snaps for Chuba Hubbard against the Dolphins

DNPx2 with a shoulder injury ahead of W6 - unclear where the injury came from but check back for his practice pattern all week

DNP Wednesday with a shoulder injury - unclear where the injury came from but check back for his practice pattern all week

LP Wednesday with a groin injury that limited him last week - likely to play through but will still be limited by nagging injury

Now officially active despite a groin issue - likely to be ineffective, especially in the passing game

LP, LP, DNP and officially questionable due to a groin issue - likely to miss W4 and if he does play he will be ineffective, especially in the passing game

DNP today due to a groin issue - likely to miss W4 and if he does play he will be ineffective, especially in the passing game