PANTHERS OT WILLIAMS IS HURT, GETS CARTED OFF

S.C.» Panthers right SPARTANBURG, offensive tackle Daryl Williams was screaming in pain and carted off the field Saturday with his right knee in a brace.

Coach Ron Rivera didn’t elaborate on the injury after the team’s first full practice in pads but said Williams was returning to Charlotte, N.C., to be examined.

Rivera said it was difficult for players to resume practice after watching what happened.

“We were kind of floating right there, especially on the offensive side,” he said. “You could feel it and it takes a little wind out of your sails a little bit. But after that period we refocused.”

Williams was engaged with two pass rushers during 11-on-11 team drills at Wofford College when his knee bent back awkwardly.

Jets lose RB Mcguire to broken foot. N.J.» Jets

FLORHAM PARK, running back Eli Mcguire has a broken foot that will probably sideline him for several weeks. Coach Todd Bowles confirmed the injury after practice. He says Mcguire was hurt Friday while making a cut — a noncontact injury — during the Jets’ first practice of training camp in the team’s indoor facility. Mcguire was seen limping off the field late in the session. Seahawks, Brown reach agreement on contract extension.

WASH.» The Seahawks

RENTON, and left offensive tackle Duane Brown have reached agreement on a multiyear contract extension that locks up the protector of Russell Wilson’s blind side for the next few seasons.

The agreement was finalized on Saturday and Brown tweeted that he looked forward to spending the rest of his career in Seattle.

Darnold still a no-show at Jets camp. N.J.» Sam

FLORHAM PARK,

Darnold is sitting out a second day of practice at Jets camp because of a contract impasse.

The No. 3 overall draft pick was again not on the field Saturday. Darnold is expected to compete with Josh Mccown and Teddy Bridgewater for the quarterback job once under contract.

Redskins’ Payne out 2-3 weeks with ankle injury.

RICHMOND, Redskins first-round pick Daron Payne is expected to miss two to three weeks because of an ankle injury.

Washington coach Jay Gruden said the defensive lineman from Alabama was stepped on during practice Friday and will be in a walking boot for about a week. Gruden downplayed the setback Saturday, saying Payne is in great shape and already knows the defense. Payne, the 13th overall pick, is a strong candidate to be the starting nose tackle.