Coach Matt Rhule said the Panthers need to find a way to get Anderson the ball, David Newton of ESPN.com reports.
Coming off a career year with 136 targets, Anderson has seen just 11 looks through three games, with nearly all of his production coming on a 57-yard TD in Week 1. His snap shares have trended downward with each passing week -- from 81 percent to 74 to 64 -- but that's largely due to game script with the Panthers sitting on big leads the past two games. Fellow wideout D.J. Moore is up to 22-285-1 on 31 targets, far ahead of both Anderson and No. 3 receiver Terrace Marshall (14 targets), though the latter two could see more looks while RB Christian McCaffrey (hamstring) is on the shelf.