Tremayne is cited as a potential beneficiary of more snaps, offering a higher ceiling than Legette and potentially boosting the WR corps with David Moore as a secondary option.

Tremayne rested the night, elevating small-sample roster chatter in Carolina. While fantasy upside looks slim without injuries, Tremayne’s night off signals potential competition for top-4 WR spots and a need to monitor roster moves as cuts loom.

Brycen Tremayne stood out in a Panthers WR battle, hinting at a potential WR6/7 role. With Renfrow and Moore inactive, Tremayne could seize a late spot or linger on the practice squad, pending trades and roster logistics as Carolina builds toward the 53-man limit.

Tremayne is one of the depth receivers in the mix for the last WR spots. His athleticism and development in Canales’ system could push him into a rotational role if he wins on special teams and continues to show steady growth in route and hands.

Tremayne is a Panthers bubble WR candidate getting ample exposure on a short week. His camp momentum and roster push put him in line for more snaps in Week 3, producing DFS upside if he seizes opportunities when backup quarterbacks operate against Carolina’s opponent. Tremayne’s performance is a key variable for Carolina’s late-game depth charts.