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Dave Canales also said he's hoping Ja'Tavion Sanders and Jalen Coker are back sooner rather than later, and more from Friday's final prep for the Dolphins game.

The Panthers starting running back is one of four players declared out for Sunday's game against the Dolphins, and three others have been listed as questionable for the Week 5 matchup.

Dave Canales said they're working to find ways to create more chunks of yardage, which is a thing that they've found success with in the past.

The Panthers' Pro Bowl corner knows this is his team and defense to help lead. It means he's taking on a new role that might not be familiar, but is crucial. 

He's a running back. And a returner. Who doesn't mind covering kicks, or trying to block punts. Whatever gives him a chance to make a play, or hit somebody, he's ready to do.

The starting running back was held out for the second straight day with a calf issue, and was one of four players to not participate in Thursday's practice as they prepare for the Dolphins.

From refocusing play after play, to creating more pressure, here are three takeaways from the Panthers' coordinators ahead of Week 5's visit from the Dolphins.

Panthers' rookie receiver Jimmy Horn Jr. is set to make his debut on Sunday. From his speed, to his craftiness, to all the work he's put in on details in recent weeks, teammates, coaches, and Horn himself are excited to see how he changes the offense. 

Canales talked about the meetings with staff and coaches and players in recent days, and how to adjust. Plus more on new additions to the roster, areas of concern, and adjusting to injuries.

Now at right guard, where he's played once before, the versatile lineman has the ability to play all five spots. Which sounds hard, and is probably a lot harder than it sounds.