Panthers’ Taylor Moton Returns to Practice After Blood Clots in Lung
Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton has returned to practice, marking his first session since recovering from blood clots in his lung, offering an emotional boost to the team as he prepares to potentially play in their next game.
Charlotte, NC, October 13, 2026 —
Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton has returned to practice after recovering from blood clots in his lung. The session was his first since his recovery and offers an emotional boost to the team as Moton prepares for the possibility of playing in its next game.
His return to practice marks a step toward a potential return to game action, but it does not confirm that he will play. The available information does not specify the date of the practice, the extent of Moton’s participation or whether the Panthers have made a decision about his status for the next game.
Moton plays right tackle for Carolina. No further details were provided about his recovery, the timing of his absence or any medical guidance related to his return. The information also does not identify the Panthers’ next opponent or when that game will be played.
For now, the confirmed development is that Moton has resumed practice following his recovery. His participation may position him to be considered for the next game, but his availability remains uncertain based on the information provided. The team’s emotional response to his return was described as a boost; no direct comments from Moton or the Panthers were included.
Story summarized from the original created by Associated Press on www.wbtv.com, see more information here.
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