Jonathan Mingo, Xavier Legette and practice squad-promotion Jalen Coker will all have a bit of the spotlight on them Sunday.

The Carolina Panthers will turn to a pair of young wide receivers to help fill the void of veteran Adam Thielen, who’ll miss at least four weeks recovering from a right hamstring injury.

Andy Dalton led the Carolina Panthers to 21 first-half points on Sunday but watched one of his top receivers suffer an apparent injury in the process Wideout Adam Thielen was injured while catching a touchdown to make it 21-7 Panthers in Week 3.

Following the Panthers’ 36-22 win, head coach Dave Canales confirmed that veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen sustained a hamstring injury. The team’s top receiver prior to Sunday didn’t play in the second half because of it.

The Carolina Panthers will be without wide receiver Adam Thielen for at least four weeks. The veteran was placed on injured reserve Tuesday with a hamstring injury.

With Adam Thielen on the shelf for at least four weeks, can Jonathan Mingo be the guy to step up in the Panthers offense?

Adam Thielen, the team’s veteran wideout and its only 1,000-yard receiver last year, is expected to be placed on the team’s injured reserve list this week with a hamstring injury, according to a league source. That means that the 34-year-old receiver will be out at least for the next four games. NFL Network had the news first.

The Carolina Panthers are back in the win column, but their latest victory came at a cost. Veteran wide receiver Adam Thielen suffered a hamstring injury against the Las Vegas Raiders, landing him on the injured reserve and sidelining him for at least the next four games.