Raheem Blackshear, Panthers RB, is noted in the Panthers’ run game texture within the broader injury-and-depth narrative, contrasting the Steelers’ interior-line depth test as both teams navigate preseason reps and depth.

Raheem Blackshear's experience as a primary punt returner adds depth to the Panthers' running back position as he battles for a roster spot.

Raheem Blackshear is currently favored for the return duties but faces competition from Jimmy Horn Jr., who is eager to prove himself. If Horn showcases significant speed and awareness in practice, he could challenge Blackshear for the role.

Raheem Blackshear faces a challenging road ahead after the Panthers selected Trevor Etienne. The competition for the No. 3 running back spot may push him out of his current role, impacting his viability in the offense.

Raheem Blackshear has been a key player for the Panthers as their leading kickoff returner over the past three seasons and has averaged 26.3 yards per return. His future with the team is uncertain, as he draws interest from other teams.