Raheem Blackshear is currently listed as questionable for the upcoming game against the Cowboys due to a chest injury, adding to the Panthers' already thin running back depth following the season-ending injury to rookie Jonathon Brooks.

Raheem Blackshear has emerged as a dynamic returner for the Panthers, having scored a punt return touchdown this season. He ranks second in the NFL for combined kick and punt return yards, showcasing his impact on special teams. His performance will be crucial as the Panthers look to exploit any weaknesses in the Cowboys' coverage units.

Raheem Blackshear was among the few Panthers players who did not practice on Wednesday due to a chest injury, highlighting the team's ongoing injury concerns as they prepare for their matchup.

Raheem Blackshear suffered a chest injury during the same game as Jonathon Brooks' ACL tear and was subsequently hospitalized, further depleting the Panthers' already thin running back depth.

Raheem Blackshear, who was expected to be the RB3, is now off the depth chart after being hospitalized with a chest injury during the recent loss. His absence adds to the Panthers' already precarious running back situation.