Panthers HC Steve Wilks Kicks Robbie Anderson Out of the Game Following Multiple Sideline Tantrums

Robbie Anderson has one foot in Carolina and another out the door.

The choppy relationship between the Panthers and their veteran wideout culminated on Sunday when Anderson threw a tantrum on the sideline and got in wide receivers coach Joe Dailey's face. Dailey was barking back at Anderson as a teammate held the latter back.

Anderson was eventually kicked out of the game by his own head coach for the continuous sideline drama.

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Frustrations boiled as Anderson continued to be a non-factor in Carolina's passing game.

Going into halftime, Anderson held a goose egg across the board: zero targets, yards and catches.

Backup QB PJ Walker started the game on Sunday with previous starters Baker Mayfield (ankle) and Sam Darnold (ankle) sidelined with their respective injuries.

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He was later spotted sitting aware from his fellow wide receivers and eventually booted from the game by interim head coach Steve Wilks for getting into another verbal spat with Dailey.

The broadcast noted that Anderson is one of Carolina's skill players currently on the trade block amid the Panthers' "tanking" strategy.

Anderson has tallied a mere 13 catches for 206 yards through five weeks. Star running back Christian McCaffrey is another name being floated around for a potential trade.

Anderson is signed with the Panthers through the 2023 season. Carolina inked Anderson for a new deal in 2021 — a two-year extension worth $29.5 million.

Carolina fired head coach Matt Rhule after Week 5's 37-15 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Rhule had an 11-27 head-coaching record.

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Alejandro Avila lives in Southern California and previously covered news for the LA Football Network. Jeopardy expert and grumpy sports fan. Known for having watched every movie and constant craving for dessert. @alejandroaveela (on X)