Panthers WR D.J. Moore is among the players being added to the COVID-19 reserve list, source said. A key offensive weapon.

Related players: Robby Anderson, Curtis Samuel, Brandon Zylstra, Keith Kirkwood, Pharoh Cooper

Heading into Week 14, Moore totaled 50 catches, 924 yards and four touchdowns on the season. But Moore was also dealing with a sprained ankle injury. In last week’s loss to the Vikings, Moore came down awkwardly in the end zone. Reports say he may not been able to play in Week 14 anyway. Anderson and Samuel would get a boost with guys like Zylstra, Kirkwood and Cooper moving up a spot on the depth chart. Anderson was already a pleasant surprise this year, a few extra targets could make him a nice play in Week 14.

Panthers WR Curtis Samuel is questionable for Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints, according to Steve Reed of the Associated Press.

Samuel has been a non-factor for the Panthers offense this season and remains no better than fourth on the team's receiving pecking order.

Panthers WR Curtis Samuel is questionable for Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears, according to Kimberley A. Martin of ESPN.

Samuel if firmly entrenched as the fourth receiving option for Carolina and has little value against the Bears.

According to Steve Reed on Twitter, Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Joe Brady stated that he will be looking to get Curtis Samuel more involved in the offense, adding "Good things happen when the ball is in his hands".

With Christian McCaffrey on injured reserve, now would be as good a time as ever to unleash the Curtis Samuel package offensive coordinator Joe Brady, no doubt dreamed up this offseason. Samuel has been a disappointment to this point of the season, but an expanded role could put him back on the deep league flex radar. Samuel is our 71st ranked wide receiver for Week 3.