Derrick Brown Faces Season-Ending Knee Surgery
Derrick Brown Faces Season-Ending Knee Surgery
Derrick Brown Faces Season-Ending Knee Surgery
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Carolina Panthers' star defensive tackle Derrick Brown has suffered a potentially season-ending meniscus injury during the team's 47-10 loss to the New Orleans Saints. Brown, who recorded an NFL record 103 tackles for a defensive lineman in the 2023 season, will require surgery to determine the exact timeline for his recovery. This injury is a significant blow to the Panthers, who recently signed Brown to a four-year, $96 million contract extension. Head coach Dave Canales emphasized the importance of team football and expects other players to step up in Brown's absence. Candidates to replace him include LaBryan Ray and Jayden Peevy, while the team may also look to add more players to fill the gap. Brown’s performance and durability have been crucial to the Panthers, making his potential absence a notable challenge for the team’s season.

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