Panthers RT Taylor Moton to undergo season-ending ankle surgery
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Carolina Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton's 2026 season will be limited to seven quarters of action. The longtime starting lineman will undergo season-ending ankle surgery while also recovering from a fractured fibula in his left leg, coach Dave Canales said Monday. "He's got a fracture in his fibula, up high, below the knee," Canales said. "It was really the ankle that got damaged the most with ligaments and all that. So, he'll have a procedure and that'll put him out for the rest of the year." Moton, 32, was carted off the field during the third quarter of Sunday's 43-13 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That exit occurred during his second game back from offseason blood clot treatment, which sidelined him from the start of training camp through the first four games of the campaign on the non-football injury list. "We're all hurt for [Moton]," Canales said. "But…































