Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart is questionable for Thursday's game against the New York Giants.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart is questionable for Thursday's game against the New York Giants.
Stewart missed practice all week with an ankle injury. In addition to a receiving touchdown last Sunday against the Saints, Stewart had 51 yards on the ground.
Right tackle Byron Bell (ankle), linebacker Thomas Davis (hamstring) and safety Colin Jones (shoulder) are also questionable.
The Panthers have ruled out guard Mike Pollak (shoulder).
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Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart is doubtful for the Sunday's game with the Kansas City Chiefs because of an ankle injury.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart is listed as doubtful for this Sunday's matchup against the Atlanta Falcons because of an ankle injury.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart left Monday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles with an ankle injury.
Carolina is probably a little better off than most people think after an uneven 2012 season.
Carolina Panthers running back Jonathan Stewart, a former star at Timberline High School in Lacey, has a high-ankle sprain and could miss several games, according to coach Ron Rivera.
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