Cam Newton was not wearing a boot. Would imagine he will be working on the side today.

Related players: Kyle Allen

The Panthers said they will not start Newton until he is 100% healthy. This week, the Panthers travel to London so odds would likely favor Allen getting another start. The team follows up their London trip with a bye in Week 7 meaning Newton could be back for Week 8.

Ron Rivera says he expects Kyle Allen to start Sun vs. Jaguars. No timeline for Cam Newton beyond that.

Allen wasn't a great fantasy option last week against the Texans throwing for 232 yards and no TDs. But the Panthers went on the road and won for the second-straight week under Allen. The Panthers have said Newton won't play until he's 100%.

With Panthers QB Cam Newton out indefinitely with a Lisfranc injury, per sources, the job could be Kyle Allen's for a while.

The Athletic story said HC Ron Rivera still declined to give a firm timeline for Newton’s return. The story added a timeline that would make the most sense is keeping Newton out through the Oct. 20 bye. Granted it was against the Cardinals, but Allen's play clearly opened up the Panther offense, something Newton couldn't seem do while injured.

Quarterback Cam Newton, who sat out Sunday’s win at Arizona, will also miss this week’s game at Houston with a foot injury.

Related players: Kyle Allen

Allen will get the nod again in Week 4 against the Texans. Allen threw for four TDs while also opening things up for RB Christian McCaffrey. After Allen's Week 3 performance, the Panthers certainly won't rush back Newton, and HC Ron Rivera added they want Newton to be 100% when he's ready.

Panthers QB Cam Newton will not play Sunday against the Cardinals because of a foot injury. Kyle Allen will get the start.

This was the expected news after Newton did not practice Wednesday and Thursday. Kyle Allen will get the start against the Cardinals and it is certainly a downgrade across the board, save for Christian McCaffrey. Expect him to continue to get a healthy does, if not more than he already has this season. Allen played in two regular season games last season, including a Week 17 win against the Saints, though most of the Saints’ backups played in that game.