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The Atlanta Falcons have signed former Chargers wide receiver DJ Chark, who is expected to add depth and speed to their receiving corps, which currently lacks extensive starting experience beyond Drake London. Chark's best season was in 2019 with the Jaguars, and he has started 51 NFL games. The team is also dealing with an injury to wide receiver Darnell Mooney.
The Atlanta Falcons are signing veteran wide receiver DJ Chark, who has previously played for the Jaguars, Lions, Chargers, and Panthers, and has a career total of 216 receptions for 3,100 yards and 24 touchdowns.
DJ Chark, who recently visited with the Chicago Bears, is a free agent weighing his options for his next NFL team after a season with the Chargers and a productive 2023 with the Panthers. He is considering factors beyond just excitement, including family and team fit, as he evaluates his career prospects.
Carolina Panthers wide receiver DJ Chark is doubtful to play in Thursday night's game against the Chicago Bears due to an elbow injury. The Panthers will also be without defensive starters Brian Burns and CJ Henderson, who suffered concussions in their previous game. Tight end Stephen Sullivan and wide receiver/running back Laviska Shenault have been ruled out with injuries as well. However, starting safeties Vonn Bell and Xavier Woods are listed as questionable. Replacing Burns, the team's sack leader, will be a challenge for the Panthers.
The Carolina Panthers fell to the Seattle Seahawks in a 37-27 loss, bringing their record to 0-3. Risers from the game include backup quarterback Andy Dalton's solid performance, wide receiver Thielen's impressive stats, DJ Chark's impactful plays, and linebacker Kamu Grugier-Hill's strong performance. Fallers include left tackle Ikem Ekwonu's penalties and defensive tackle DeShawn Williams' disputed call. Injuries were a major concern for both teams. The author also expresses annoyance with the loud and distracting home viewing experience of Seahawks games.
DJ Chark is active for the Panthers' Monday night game against the Saints after missing Week One with a hamstring injury. Running back Raheem Blackshear, cornerback Sam Webb, linebacker DJ Johnson, guard Nash Jensen, and tackle David Sharpe are inactive for the Panthers. For the Saints, running back Kendre Miller is out with a hamstring injury, and Tony Jones Jr. has been elevated to the backfield alongside Jamaal Williams.
Carolina Panthers' newly signed wide receiver D.J. Chark underwent ankle surgery to fix a complication caused by surgical materials not bonding well with the bone, which had caused him extreme pain and caused him to miss six games. Chark made the decision to undergo another procedure to ensure a long and prolific career. The Panthers fully supported his decision and expect him to make a huge impression on the team in 2023. Head coach Frank Reich plans to open up Chark's route tree to make him more impactful.
With just one week remaining until the 2023 NFL Draft, the Carolina Panthers' decision at No. 1 overall is still up in the air. Recent news includes Bryce Young's momentum as the top pick, C.J. Stroud's visit to the Panthers being overshadowed, Todd McShay and Mel Kiper Jr.'s three-round mock draft, D.J. Chark's surgery explanation, and the betting odds heavily favoring Young as the top pick.
With DJ Chark leaving the Detroit Lions for the Carolina Panthers, the team may turn to the draft or free agent market to replace him. Here are five remaining free agent options for the Lions to consider, as they look for a veteran wide receiver to add to their roster. The top-end talent is gone, but these five options may make sense for the team.
ESPN writers highlight the Kansas City Chiefs' smart free agency moves, including signing DE Charles Omenihu and S Mike Edwards to fill roster spots, promoting Matt Nagy to offensive coordinator, and potentially signing CB L'Jarius Sneed in 2024. However, the signing of Jawaan Taylor to play left tackle is seen as a gamble. Other NFL teams, such as the Panthers and Eagles, have also made moves in free agency, signing DJ Chark and Terrell Edmunds, respectively. The Chiefs are also considering backup quarterback options, including Trevor Siemian.
The Detroit Lions need to find a replacement for wide receiver DJ Chark, who signed with the Carolina Panthers. With a lack of options at the "X" receiver position, the Lions could turn to current roster players like Jameson Williams and Josh Reynolds, explore free agency options like a Marvin Jones Jr. reunion, trade for an established receiver like DeAndre Hopkins, or draft a prospect like Cedric Tillman. Bringing back Jones and drafting Tillman could be a solid plan for the Lions.
Fans of the Carolina Panthers are excited about the team's recent signing of 6-foot-4 wide receiver DJ Chark, with many taking to social media to express their enthusiasm for the addition to the team's offense. Some fans are hopeful that Chark can return to his 2019 form and provide a high upside for the Panthers, while others are already envisioning potential lineups with Chark alongside other receivers like Adam Thielen and Terrace Marshall Jr.
The Carolina Panthers have signed wide receiver D.J. Chark to a one-year deal in free agency. Chark brings star potential and is expected to replace D.J. Moore's production on the field in 2023. He was one of the highest upside wide receivers in free agency this year, with the only real question being his health. Chark was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2018 and played out his rookie contract with them before signing with the Detroit Lions in 2022.
Wide receiver DJ Chark has agreed to a one-year deal with the Carolina Panthers, joining Adam Thielen and a rookie quarterback in Charlotte. Chark, who broke through in 2019 with 1,008 receiving yards, will provide the Panthers with a field-stretching presence. The Lions had also expressed interest in re-signing Chark, but the sides could not come to terms. The Panthers lost both their top receivers in the offseason and may still look to add to the position in the draft.
DJ Chark, the Detroit Lions' top free agent signing of 2022, has signed a one-year contract with the Carolina Panthers. Chark missed six games with ankle pain last season but was a key part of the Lions' high-powered passing attack in the second half of the season. He chose another one-year contract from the Panthers, and the opportunity to play as the team's No. 1 receiver, over returning to Detroit.