The Carolina Panthers have unveiled their depth chart for the upcoming game against the Washington Commanders, showing no significant alterations from the previous week.

Injury updates suggest potential returns for players like cornerback Dane Jackson, although they are not officially listed on the depth chart.

Derek Carr, the quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, is currently sidelined due to an oblique injury sustained in Week 5. He is expected to miss Week 6 and potentially Week 7, impacting his fantasy football value.

In Carr's absence, rookie Spencer Rattler is set to start for the Saints. Carr has shown decent production this season, throwing for 989 yards and eight touchdowns in five games. Once he returns, he is projected to be a solid QB2 option in fantasy leagues.

The New York Jets are placing veteran safety Chuck Clark on injured reserve due to a high-ankle sprain sustained in a recent game against the Buffalo Bills. This injury will sideline him for at least four games, complicating his return after missing the entire previous season with a torn ACL.

Clark's absence will require fifth-year veteran Ashtyn Davis to step up, especially as the Jets face upcoming matchups against the Steelers and Patriots. Currently at 2-4, the Jets must navigate these challenges to keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Orlando Magic have extended their partnership with Anheuser-Busch, which has been their official beer sponsor since 1989. This multiyear agreement will enhance fan experiences at the Kia Center through various promotions and watch parties during the 2024-25 NBA season.

Key initiatives include the Good Sport Program, aimed at promoting responsible fan behavior, and exclusive fan experiences throughout the season. The partnership is set to create more engaging moments for Magic supporters.

Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George received encouraging news following an MRI on his knee, revealing only a bone bruise with no structural damage. He will miss the remainder of the preseason but is expected to be re-evaluated in about a week.

George's status for the season opener against the Milwaukee Bucks remains uncertain, though he is not anticipated to miss significant time. He averaged 16 points in two preseason games before the injury.