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    Joe Person reported the Panthers plan to sign Jake Luton following Andy Dalton’s quad injury.

    Luton has not logged a regular season snap since playing three games as a 2020 sixth-round rookie. Although the severity of Dalton’s injury is currently unknown, the Panthers front office likely would have taken more drastic measures if it was considered serious.
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    Panthers elevated QB Jake Luton from the practice squad.

    Just days after joining the organization, Luton will now back up veteran quarterback Andy Dalton in Week 3 against the Seahawks. Rookie starter Bryce Young has already been ruled out with an ankle injury.
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    Saints waived QB Jake Luton.

    He was on their practice squad last season. Luton is now three years removed from a three-start run with the Jaguars in 2020. He will continue to bounce around as practice-squad help, but likely won’t threaten a real depth chart. The Saints also waived RB Derrick Gore.

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    Jaguars waived QB Jake Luton.

    The teams also claimed kicker Jake Verity off waivers and released linebacker Grant Morgan. Luton was signed less than a week ago as a camp body. With C.J. Beathard locked into the backup role, EJ Perry should play all four quarters of Jacksonville’s final preseason game.

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    Jaguars signed QB Jake Luton.

    Luton in 2021 served as Geno Smith’s backup in Seattle when Russell Wilson missed time with a finger injury. In three 2020 starts for Jacksonville, Luton threw two touchdowns and six picks while completing 54.5 percent of his throws. He’ll likely be the Jaguars No. 3 QB behind Trevor Lawrence and C.J. Beathard.

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    NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports Jaguars QB C.J. Beathard will undergo an MRI for his groin injury.

    Beathard was carted off the practice field on Monday after suffering a groin injury. He was the favorite to secure the backup gig in Jacksonville. Jake Luton would be Trevor Lawrence’s backup if the season started today. If Beathard’s injury is a long-term issue, the Jags will likely bring in a veteran free agent to compete with Luton.

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    Jaguars QB C.J. Beathard was carted off the field Monday with an apparently serious injury.

    Beathard is entering his second season as Trevor Lawrence’s backup. A lengthy recovery period from a serious injury would could make Jake Luton the team’s primary backup quarterback unless they make a signing this summer.

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    Jaguars signed Jake Luton to a reserve/future contract.

    Luton spent most of this season on Seattle’s practice squad, serving as Geno Smith’s backup for two games with Russell Wilson sidelined. The 25-year-old started three games for the Jaguars as a sixth-round pick in 2020. Now that he’s back in Jacksonville, Luton will compete for a spot behind Trevor Lawrence this offseason.

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    Seahawks waived QB Jake Luton.

    Luton joined the team’s practice squad in September after averaging a poor 5.7 yards per attempt and six interceptions in three starts with Jacksonville last year. He may land elsewhere as a practice-squad project. The Seahawks also added DL Robert Nkemdiche in an adjacent move.

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    Seahawks signed QB Jake Luton.

    The former Oregon State quarterback heads back to the Pacific Northwest after one season and three starts helping the Jaguars to the No. 1 overall pick. Luton will be the third quarterback on the roster after Russell Wilson and Geno Smith if he sticks. The Seahawks released quarterback Sean Mannion in a corresponding move.

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