The Carolina Panthers are taking a cautious approach with rookie wide receiver Xavier Legette, who missed most of organized team activities due to a hamstring injury. Despite being sidelined at the start of mandatory minicamp on Tuesday, head coach Dave Canales assured that the setback was not more serious than initially anticipated. However, he emphasized the need to be careful with the injury as training camp approaches.
The Panthers are prioritizing Legette’s recovery and cannot afford to rush his return, risking further injury. With one more session of mandatory minicamp scheduled before a break, they are focused on getting him healthy for training camp. Although the dates for training camp have not been announced yet, the team is determined to ensure that Legette is ready to go when the time comes.
As they continue to monitor Legette’s progress, the Panthers are being proactive in their approach to his injury. They want to avoid any setbacks that could impact his upcoming season performance. The rookie wide receiver has shown promise and will be an important addition to the team once he returns fully fit.
