CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers trimmed their roster to the mandated 53-player limit.
Among the cuts were 2017 third-round draft pick Daeshon Hall, of Texas A&M, and wide receiver Mose Frazier, who scored three preseason touchdowns.
The Panthers are sticking with two quarterbacks – Cam Newton and Taylor Heinicke – after parting ways with Garrett Gilbert and Kyle Allen.
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Austin Duke, a former UNC Charlotte wide receiver, was let go, as were cornerback LaDarius Gunter and safeties Demetrious Cox and Dezmen Southward, who recorded snaps last season.
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Former Charlotte Catholic and North Carolina standout Elijah Hood was placed on injured reserve after getting injured in the final preseason game against Pittsburgh.
The Panthers added a 10th offensive lineman when they traded a 2020 seventh-round draft pick for Corey Robinson, who played his college ball at South Carolina and his high school ball in Havelock, North Carolina.
The Panthers open the season Sept. 9 against the Dallas Cowboys at Bank of America Stadium.
The Carolina Panthers made the following roster moves:
Terminated Vested Veteran
Player Pos Exp. College
Zach Moore DE 2 Concordia-St. Paul
Dezmen Southward S 3 Wisconsin
Waived
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Kyle Allen QB R Houston
Kiante Anderson DE R East Carolina
Reggie Bonnafon RB R Louisville
Lorenzo Doss CB 4 Tulane
Austin Duke WR 1 Charlotte
Mose Frazier WR 1 Memphis
Kyle Friend C 1 Temple
Garrett Gilbert QB 2 Southern Methodist
Daeshon Hall DE 2 Texas A&M
Taylor Hearn G R Clemson
Dorian Johnson G 1 Pittsburgh
Cole Luke CB 2 Notre Dame
Kendrick Norton DT R Miami (Fla.)
Jason Vander Laan TE 1 Ferris State
Waived/Injured
Player Pos Exp. College
Jamaal Jones WR 1 Montana
Injured/Reserve
Player Pos Exp. College
Elijah Hood RB 1 North Carolina
Kevon Seymour CB 3 Southern California
Jeremiah Sirles T 5 Nebraska