The Carolina Panthers announced they have released veteran WR Dan Chisena with an injury settlement.
To fill his spot on the roster, the team signed undrafted rookie WR Ja’seem Reed.
Chisena was in a solid spot to stick around into the regular season as a special teams contributor. Depending on how badly he’s hurt, he’s still a candidate to return later in the year.
Chisena, 28, signed on with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent out of Penn State in 2020. He spent the three years bouncing between the Vikings’ active roster and practice squad.
The Steelers signed him to a futures deal but he was among Pittsburgh’s final roster cuts before joining the practice squad in Arizona. He bounced on and off the Cardinals’ taxi squad before catching on with the Ravens in the playoffs.
He signed a futures deal with the Cardinals last offseason. He was cut loose in October and caught on with the Panthers soon after. Carolina brought him back on a contract this March.
In 2024, Chisena appeared in six games for the Panthers and recorded three receptions for 37 yards (12.3 YPC).
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