Xavier Legette Misses Panthers’ Preseason Game With Foot/Ankle Injury

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Xavier Legette Misses Panthers’ Preseason Game With Foot/Ankle Injury

Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette missed Friday night’s preseason game after suffering a foot and ankle injury during Wednesday’s practice. Head coach Dave Canales said Legette’s ankle was twisted and the team will monitor him day by day. The 2024 first-round pick has struggled through two NFL seasons, making his health especially important as he looks to rebound in 2026.

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