The Buccaneers had as many interceptions as completions on third down against the Panthers. How were the Panthers able to generate consistent pressure without leaving receivers uncovered? Is it a sustainable model?
The Panthers had their longest drive of the season, play count wise, in the first quarter of their 17-3 win in Tampa Bay. How did it happen? What led to it’s success?
The Panthers beat the Bucs 17-3, and we know you want to relive it, but you hate reading those long words and sentences. How about a photo recap to scratch that itch?
Luke Kuechly and Kurt Coleman returned to the lineup to normalize the snap counts for the defense, Cameron Artis-Payne saw his first touches of the season; Worley and Seymour continue to rotate. Check out the rest of the snap counts inside!
When will Greg Olsen and Ryan Kalil return to bring the Panthers offense back to 100%, somewhere they haven’t been all season? Should they count themselves lucky to be 5-3?
Another week, another dominating performance from the Panthers defense as they held the high-powered Tampa Bay offense to only three points in a 17-3 win at Raymond James Stadium.