Panthers free-agent acquisition Miles Sanders is back — he hopes — to being a three-down back.. Fantasy owners eyeing Sanders hope so too. After the Eagles drafted Sanders in the second round ...

The Panthers saw Miles Sanders go down with a finger injury during their preparations for the Saints matchup, per Steve Reed of the Associated Press. The running back hit his hand on one of their ...

The Panthers would eat $8.45 million in dead money if they cut Sanders during the offseason, though that number drops to a more palatable $2.95 million if they keep him through next season ...

Sanders is currently coming off the board at RB20 on the heels of his RB15 finish. He’ll have the chance to outperform his ADP with the Panthers, especially if he does end up in a three-down role.

From Sanders on down the depth chart, here’s a look at the state of the Panthers’ running backs. Running back Miles Sanders (6) during a run drill for the Carolina Panthers.

Panthers running back Miles Sanders is ready to take on a three-down workload after disappointing usage in his final game as a Philadelphia Eagle. Skip to main content. Advertising.

The Carolina Panthers endured quite a difficult 2023 season that included the November firing of head coach Frank Reich and the club finishing the campaign with a 2-15 record. Sanders addressed ...

W hen the Carolina Panthers signed Miles Sanders to a four-year, $25 million contract last offseason, they were buying high on a running back coming off of a career year. Sanders, alongside Jalen ...

Miles Sanders relishes the idea of becoming an every-down back for the Carolina Panthers this season, a role he didn’t always have with the NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles or in the Super Bowl.

The Panthers have reportedly agreed to terms with Miles Sanders, the NFL Network reported. Sanders was selected to the Pro Bowl for the first time in 2022.

Miles Sanders arrived at the Carolina Panthers training camp this summer with a newfound motivation, eager to prove he can still be a No. 1 running back after losing his starting job last season.

Miles Sanders got the final touch of 2024 for the Carolina Panthers.The running back, in the second year of a tumultuous tenure with Carolina, got the one-yard run to win the game against the ...