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Cowboys running back Miles Sanders is placed on season-ending injured reserve due to knee and ankle injuries, requiring surgery on his knee, ending his first season with the team. Rookie Jaydon Blue will take over as the No. 2 running back.
Miles Sanders, a running back for the Dallas Cowboys, has been placed on season-ending injured reserve due to knee and ankle injuries, ending his 2025 season with the team. The Cowboys are exploring options to fill his spot on the roster, including potential returns from other injured players and rookies like Jaydon Blue and Phil Mafah. Sanders, who signed a one-year deal with Dallas, will now focus on rehab and free agency in 2026.
The Dallas Cowboys' situation with rookie running back Jaydon Blue remains confusing as he continues to be a healthy scratch despite strong practice performance and meeting benchmarks, while veteran Miles Sanders underperforms, highlighting Blue's potential to boost the team's rushing game.
Miles Sanders has been impressing at Cowboys OTAs, standing out among the running backs and showing a spring in his step, despite some skepticism about his recent performance history. With a revamped backfield and veteran presence, Sanders could play a key role in the Cowboys' potential Super Bowl run, though his spot on the roster is still uncertain.
The Carolina Panthers took an early 10-0 lead against the New York Giants in Germany, with strong performances from quarterback Bryce Young and running back Chuba Hubbard. However, the Panthers suffered a setback as running back Miles Sanders was carted off with a foot/ankle injury. Meanwhile, the Giants struggled offensively, with Daniel Jones unable to generate momentum and a key interception by Xavier Woods thwarting their efforts.
The Carolina Panthers' passing game struggles continued in their 28-6 loss to the New Orleans Saints, despite a strong defensive performance and a solid ground game. Quarterback Bryce Young struggled with dropped balls and finished with 137 yards passing. The Panthers' offensive line also faced instability due to injuries, resulting in Young being sacked four times. On the defensive side, Derrick Brown had an impressive interception and standout plays were made by Frankie Luvu and Jaycee Horn. Special teams faltered with a blocked punt for a touchdown and a missed field goal. The Panthers drop to a 1-12 record for the season.
Carolina Panthers running back Miles Sanders will be sidelined due to a shoulder injury, along with five other players, as they face the Miami Dolphins. Chuba Hubbard and Laviska Shenault Jr. will handle the running game in Sanders' absence. The Panthers will also be without both starting safeties and starting cornerback Jaycee Horn. Despite the challenges, coach Frank Reich sees this as an opportunity for the team to make a statement.
Saquon Barkley is questionable for Week 5 after practicing on a limited basis, with his return crucial for the struggling Giants offense; Javonte Williams is questionable with a quad injury, and if he can't play, Jaleel McLaughlin becomes the top fantasy option in the Broncos backfield; Miles Sanders battled a groin injury but logged a full practice, making him the preferred RB option for the Panthers, although Chuba Hubbard could see an increased role if Sanders is inactive.
In the latest episode of the FantasyPros Football Podcast, hosts Ryan Wormeli, Derek Brown, and Andrew Erickson discuss their must-start players and players to temper expectations for in Week 5 of the NFL and Fantasy Football seasons. Some notable players mentioned include Jaleel McLaughlin, Miles Sanders, and C.J. Stroud.
Several running backs, including Miles Sanders, Joe Mixon, Javonte Williams, Josh Jacobs, and Cam Akers, are being drafted higher than they should be in fantasy football drafts for the 2023 season. Factors such as declining performance, potential timeshares, injury concerns, and unfavorable offensive environments contribute to their draft fades. Fantasy managers should consider alternative options at the RB position.
Carolina Panthers running back Miles Sanders is confident that he will be ready to play in the team's Week 1 game against the Atlanta Falcons, despite dealing with a groin injury. Sanders returned to practice in full pads and pushed himself to get his legs back after a hot and tiring session. The Panthers are hoping for a repeat of Sanders' impressive performance from last season with the Philadelphia Eagles, as they look to rebuild their offense with rookie quarterback Bryce Young.
Carolina Panthers running back Miles Sanders is confident that he will be ready for the team's Week 1 opener against the Atlanta Falcons, despite missing the past few weeks of training camp with a groin injury. Sanders has been practicing in full pads and showed no signs of the injury being a problem moving forward. The Panthers are excited about Sanders' potential as a playmaker in their offense, and he aims to showcase his dual-threat abilities as he did during his rookie season with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Running back Miles Sanders will not play in the upcoming preseason game against the Giants due to a groin injury, and there is a possibility he may also sit out the third game. The Carolina Panthers are prioritizing his recovery for the regular season. Guard Cade Mays and backup quarterback Andy Dalton will also be unavailable this week.
Running back Miles Sanders expresses frustration with the way the NFL undervalues the position, citing the lack of long-term contracts for players like Saquon Barkley and Josh Jacobs. Sanders believes running backs are underpaid and that the franchise tag system artificially deflates their market value. Despite signing a multi-year deal with the Panthers, Sanders is determined to prove himself and earn a new contract in the future.
Former Eagles running back Miles Sanders expressed disappointment with his usage in the Super Bowl and is embracing his new opportunity with the Carolina Panthers. Sanders signed a four-year, $25 million deal with the Panthers and is expected to be a key player in their new offense. Head coach Frank Reich described Sanders as a "three-down back" who can do a little bit of everything, including catching the ball. Sanders is looking forward to helping his team win and making it to the Super Bowl again.