Miles Sanders

Sanders was a relatively effective safety valve for Bryce Young, but nothing more. Carolina was only able to run for 69 yards in the defeat, and Sanders has not had double-digit touches since Week 2. If he's still a Panther after the deadline, Sanders will take on the Saints in Week 9.

Miles Sanders‘ future in Carolina was a talking point leading up to the campaign, and his situation still makes a departure something to watch closely for. The veteran running back is drawing trade interest as the Panthers contemplate offloading any number of contracts in the near future. Sanders is among the players who have been […]

Sanders' first carry of the game went for a 26-yard gain up the left sideline. He would manage just eight more yards for the rest of the day. It was rumored earlier over the weekend that the Panthers may be interested in dealing sanders with rookie Jonathon Brooks (knee) expected to return in another week or two. Teams desperate for added depth at running back could consider dealing for Sanders on the cheap, but he hasn't provide much offensive upside since joining the Panthers last offseason. He won't be on the fantasy radar in Week 7

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Hubbard dominated the Panthers' backfield touches, putting together an efficient 5.1 yards-per-carry performance. He has a hold on a three-down role for now, with Miles Sanders occasionally mixing in. Andy Dalton also looked to Hubbard for several checkdowns and screens, boosting his PPR value and getting the third-most targets on the team. Rookie Jonathon Brooks will take some time to eat into Hubbard's role when he returns to the field, so fantasy managers have an RB2 in Hubbard heading into Week 7.