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Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Donte Jackson spent his first six NFL seasons with the Carolina Panthers. Now that the Chargers are 0-5 and the Panthers have a need at cornerback, the two sides could come together on a trade, according…

The Carolina Panthers could explore a trade to reacquire Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Donte Jackson, according to Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox. With the Chargers sitting at 0-5 and Jackson in the final year of his contract, Knox suggests a fifth-round draft pick could be enough to complete a deal.
Carolina faces significant depth issues at cornerback after Jaycee Horn tore his quad and Michael Jackson was placed on injured reserve with a groin issue. Jackson originally spent six seasons with the Panthers, recording 14 interceptions across 76 starts after being selected in the second round in 2018.
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