It's officially game week for the Carolina Panthers. Preseason, that is.
The Panthers finished up their second week of Training Camp and travel to Chicago to face the Bears on Thursday.
Cam Newton and Luke Kuechly won't be playing.
Here are five more notable players from the last seven days of practice.
There won't be any repeat players despite some of them still having good weeks.
Elliott has been the talk of Training Camp throughout the last week and looks like he can be the answer at nickel back.
© Jeremy Brevard-USA TODAY Sports Elliott also broke up a pass between Cam Newton and Chris Hogan during drills. He intercepted Newton on Monday.
“He’s a proven nickel in this league. He’s played nickel and has had some serious snaps," head coach Ron Rivera said. "I think the more and more comfortable he gets with what we do and how we do it, I think you’ll see his skillset show."
With the addition of safety Tre Boston this week, Carolina has options to replace Captain Munnerlyn and Mike Adams at nickel but through the first two weeks of camp, Elliott's NFL experience is proving that he is worthy of the job.
Corn Elder has also been a potential candidate at nickel back.
"I feel like that will really help me be able to dress by knowing every position and being versatile on the (offensive) line," Daley said.
Daley's natural position is at left tackle where he played at South Carolina.
Drafted for depth at a questionable left tackle position for the Panthers, Daley has taken reps on the first team throughout the week that including going up against Bryan Cox.
There were some mishaps but nothing you wouldn't expect from a rookie learning multiple plays.
"I'm actually learning the plays better by going through the positions," Daley said. "I feel like it's making me a better player."
Last week, Samuel was No. 1 on this list and now the second-year Moore makes his debut.
Expected to be the top receiver on the depth chart, Moore made some flashy catches this week to make the Panthers even more excited about the wideouts they'll have this season.
"They’re always going to move around. I see all these different stats about this guy in this spot or that spot but there is not a large enough sample size to make judgments," Turner said.
On Sunday, Moore had the play of the day with a beautiful deep-ball pass from Newton.
Carter deflected a pass from Newton on Sunday and will likely be the starting inside linebacker if Kuechly doesn't play on Thursday.
The versatility and depth will be key for Carolina.
Irvin seems like he could be a very underrated signing this offseason despite being a former Pro Bowler.
Irvin has continued to rotate on the team's defensive line and seems to be bringing a valuable veteran presence.
“There’s a toughness that veteran guys that have had success bring,” Rivera said. “I think part of it is confidence and the young guys can feel that.”
Irvin hasn't looked like a washed player and he's actually listed ahead of Brian Burns in the team's first unofficial depth chart at defensive end/linebacker.