PFF identifies John Metchie III as Panthers' training camp surprise contender
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Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Pro Football Focus has recognized John Metchie III as a potential contender for the No. 3 wide receiver position during training camp for the Carolina Panthers. Injuries to key players, including two offensive tackles and a wide receiver, have opened opportunities for others on the depth chart. Metchie, who previously played with quarterback Bryce Young at Alabama, has made a strong impression in preseason. Analyst Gordon McGuinness notes that competition includes Xavier Legette and David Moore, with Legette needing to prove himself after being outplayed by others previously.
- •John Metchie III has impressed in preseason, vying for WR3 spot.
- •Panthers suffer injuries to key offensive positions this training camp.
- •Xavier Legette faces competition from Metchie and David Moore.
- •Metchie has prior success with quarterback Bryce Young at Alabama.
- •Pro Football Focus highlights the evolving dynamics in the Panthers' roster.
- 11:30 AMYahoo Sports — PFF names surprise contender for top position battle at Panthers training camp
"PFF has named a surprise contender for one of the most intriguing battles at Panthers training camp.
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