Richardson appeared in Carolina’s preseason action, showcasing versatility at safety with enough theme-sound tackling to compete for a sub-package role. He helps add depth to a Panthers secondary and carries potential special-teams value, making him a sleeper target for dynasty rosters that chase depth and upside.

Richardson’s seven-tackle night stood out in the Panthers’ preseason, highlighting his ability to read plays and swarm to the ball. His performance places him on the radar for a higher snap count as the season approaches, with fantasy relevance possible in tackle-heavy formats if continued.

Demani Richardson stepped into a full-time role for the Panthers, capitalizing on Jordan Fuller's healthy scratch. He was productive, recording six tackles and an interception, making him a viable option in deeper leagues.

Demani Richardson was fined $4,463 for a hit on a defenseless receiver during the game against the Saints. Despite the fine, he has been a standout performer for the Panthers' defense recently, leading the team in tackles against both the Saints and the Broncos.

Demani Richardson stepped into a full-time safety role for the Panthers with Nick Scott on injured reserve, leading the team with 11 total tackles. His performance capitalized on a favorable matchup for safety tackle opportunities, although his production may vary based on his deep alignment.