With Panthers TE Ja’Tavion Sanders missing the game against the Patriots with a high-ankle sprain, TE Tommy Tremble was able to shine. He secured a 5-42-1 stat line tying for a team-high eight targets. Tremble only played 46.8% of snaps through the first three weeks, but played 89% of snaps with Bryce Young in this game.
Tremble has assumed the primary TE duties while Sanders is sidelined. The Panthers’ offense remains a concern for fantasy, but Sanders figures to miss at least another game with his injury, leaving Tremble as a potential low-end spot starter.
Rookie TE Mitchell Evans also played a significant role with 37 snaps and running 19 routes. That falls short of Tremble’s 52 snaps and 27 routes, but was enough for Evans to post a 3-23-1 stat line.
But, his snaps and routes were heightened by the absolute blow out which brought in the Panthers back-ups late in the game.
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