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Young’s status for the game at Seattle on Sunday is now unclear as he missed a walk-through practice Wednesday with the Carolina Panthers.

Exactly 100 days after the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Florida Panthers to win the Stanley Cup for the first time, training camps open around the NHL on Thursday. The Golden Knights bring back nearly the same roster in their bid to repeat while the Panthers are still licking their wounds after injuries piled up during their run to the final. Colorado, now more than a year removed from hoisting the Cup and missing captain Gabriel Landeskog for another season, goes into camp as favorite to win...

Carolina Panthers' QB Bryce Young is the size of a slot cornerback, but is playing the most important position in sports.

WATCH: Cameron Jordan, Dennis Allen address Saints locker room after Panthers win

The Carolina Panthers are playing the New Orleans Saints on prime-time TV. The Panthers (0-1) are the only team in the NFC South that has not won a game. New Orleans (1-0) will try to match 2-0 starts by Atlanta and Tampa Bay, and a loss could put Carolina in a big hole.

Carolina Panthers inside linebacker Shaq Thompson was carted off the field with what the team said was a right ankle injury against the New Orleans Saints on Monday night and ruled out for the rest of the game. The Panthers initially announced Thompson was doubtful to return with a shin injury, then said after halftime he was out with an ankle injury. Also, Saints running running back Jamaal Williams suffered a hamstring injury in the second quarter and was questionable to return.

The Carolina Panthers have scored a combined 27 points on offense in the first two games of the Frank Reich era. That output has simply not been good enough.

Panthers offense struggles in 20-17 loss to the Saints

Panthers’ arena renamed for a sixth time

Carolina Panthers linebacker Shaq Thompson was forced to undergo surgery following a leg injury in Monday’s 20-17 loss to the New Orleans Saints in Week 2.