Tommy Tremble is dealing with a back injury that has limited his availability, missing four of the last six games. He was already sidelined for this game due to injury, leaving Ja’Tavion Sanders as the primary tight end. Tremble has been the lead tight end when healthy, and his absence has forced the Panthers into a heavier reliance on 11 personnel. Once Tremble returns, Sanders' role may be reduced, making him a risky waiver wire option despite his recent performance.

Tommy Tremble is inactive for the game against the Giants, adding to the Panthers' list of sidelined players as they look to turn their season around.

Tommy Tremble is listed as questionable for the upcoming game due to a back injury. His availability could impact the Panthers' offensive strategy, particularly in the passing game, as he has been a key target in the offense.

Tommy Tremble is ruled out for the Week 9 matchup against the New Orleans Saints, adding to the Panthers' injury struggles on offense. His absence opens up opportunities for Ja'Tavion Sanders to receive more targets from Bryce Young.

Tommy Tremble is identified as a potential candidate for the Eagles to consider for tight end depth. While the urgency for adding a tight end has decreased with Goedert's expected return, Tremble could provide valuable support behind Grant Calcaterra. The Eagles have previously struggled with tight end production when Goedert was sidelined, making additional depth a consideration as they navigate the remainder of the season.