CHARLOTTE — Panthers tight end Tommy Tremble is back to hurdling people, so he obviously feels pretty good.

But sometimes, he said, the best ones are unplanned.

"I'd say it's 50-50," he replied on Wednesday when asked how much conscious preparation goes into leaping over another man.

"Sometimes you try to force it, it doesn't work," he continued. "And sometimes it's just a reactionary thing, and so I feel like the reactionary ones look better on tape."

Being able to adjust on the fly is helpful for the Panthers this week, since starting tight end Ja'Tavion Sanders is not practicing and head coach Dave Canales referred to him as "week-to-week" after leaving last week's game with an ankle injury.

Sanders is second on the team in receptions (11) and receiving yards (92), and he was

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