Dane Jackson has struggled to make a significant impact since joining the Panthers, leading to speculation about his future with the team. Cutting him would save the Panthers $3.35 million in cap space, making his release a financially sensible decision given his lack of performance.

Dane Jackson struggled in the latest game, earning one of the lowest grades on the defense. Despite being on the field for only 46 snaps, his performance was notably below expectations, reflecting a trend where off-ball linebackers receive unfairly low evaluations compared to other defensive positions, even when they appear to perform well.

Nickel cornerback Dane Jackson was replaced by Chau Smith-Wade after struggling in recent games, including a poor performance against the Chiefs. Smith-Wade made an impact with eight tackles and an interception, showcasing the opportunity for players to step up and make plays when given the chance.

Cornerback Dane Jackson struggled in the game, notably failing to tackle Patrick Mahomes on a crucial 33-yard run that set up the Chiefs' game-winning field goal. His performance highlighted ongoing issues within the Panthers' secondary, which has been a significant concern for the team this season.

Dane Jackson has been utilized in the slot against the New York Giants but struggled, earning a low grade of 39.9 for his performance. This follows the team's attempts to fill the nickel position after cutting veteran Troy Hill, highlighting the ongoing issues with the Panthers' secondary. Jackson's lackluster play adds to the team's challenges at that position, prompting consideration for other options like Caleb Farley.