Panthers Waive Renfrow, Richardson to Activate Moore

The Carolina Panthers waived wide receiver Hunter Renfrow and safety Demani Richardson on Tuesday, clearing space on their 53-man roster ahead of their wild-card playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday at Bank of America Stadium.

The moves allow the Panthers to activate wide receiver David Moore from injured reserve, where he had been sidelined since sustaining an elbow injury in a Week 4 loss to the New England Patriots. Moore, who has appeared in four games this season with one catch for five yards and one rush for 12 yards, brings postseason experience to the team. He previously played for head coach Dave Canales on two playoff-contending squads, a valuable addition for a Panthers roster that now includes 30 players without prior playoff appearances following Richardson's departure. The team also has one remaining open roster spot, which could go to right guard Robert Hunt if he is cleared from injured reserve. Hunt, a Pro Bowl selection, has not played since tearing his biceps in Week 2 against the Arizona Cardinals, though his 21-day practice window opened in Week 17.

Renfrow, a 30-year-old South Carolina native and former Clemson standout, joined the Panthers...