Ja'seem Reed stands out in Panthers' crowded WR room at camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 1:57 AM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Ja'seem Reed impressed during Carolina Panthers' early NFL training camp practices held at Bank of America Stadium. The wide receiver consistently made big plays, including a notable reception from quarterback Bryce Young. Reed, who joined the Panthers as an undrafted free agent, remains in a competitive battle for a roster spot with several established wideouts ahead of the upcoming preseason opener against the Arizona Cardinals. The wide receiver corps features several strong contenders for key roster positions, making Reed's performance critical as camp progresses.
- •Reed made a highlight reception during training camp practice.
- •Coach Dave Canales praised Reed's consistency and understanding of concepts.
- •Five wideouts are likely locks for the roster, increasing competition.
- •The Panthers face the Arizona Cardinals in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game on Aug. 6.
- •Reed's performance will be key to earning a larger role in the offense.
- 1:57 AMYahoo Sports — Ja'seem Reed trying to elbow way into Panthers' crowded WR room
"With Carolina's top wideouts in place, the unsung prospect stood out during early NFL training camp practices.
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