It looked like Bryce Young and Dave Canales were disconnected in the Carolina Panthers’ blowout loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 43-13, at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday.
The Carolina Panthers got crushed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It was an ugly game and a reminder, perhaps, of how far this team still has to go. It's best to forget about this one, but before we do, here are the most important things to remember.
The Carolina Panthers had a Sunday to forget. The team got blasted at home 43-13 by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and it honestly could have been worse than that.
Panthers right tackle Taylor Moton suffered a fractured fibula in Sunday’s 43-13 loss to the Buccaneers that will sideline him “for a while,” head coach Dave Canales said after the game (via Joe Person of The Athletic).
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Sunday wasn’t the highest point for the Carolina Panthers in recent memory. The team was in a perfect spot to take a firm lead of the NFC South, but instead, they suffered a blowout loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Tampa Bay had a historic quarter in their romp over Carolina. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally put together a complete game and undoubtedly their best football of the season by a country mile on Sunday, dominating NFC South rival Carolina Panthers 43-13 in Charlotte.
Carolina Panthers veteran right tackle Taylor Moton was carted off the field with a fractured left fibula during Sunday's 43-13 home loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Well, that was ugly. The Carolina Panthers had a chance Sunday to keep some momentum going after a 25-14 win in Philadelphia. Instead, they turned the ball over four times, couldn't stop the run and were basically out of this one by halftime.
The Carolina Panthers had everything to play for entering this weekend. A 3-2, the team had a home matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have had a miserable season.
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The Carolina Panthers had all the momentum in the world heading into this weekend. The team was 3-2 and had a matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday.
The Carolina Panthers came apart against a 1-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers team at Bank of America Stadium, and the flaws exposed on Sunday stretch from the coaching staff to the offensive line.
With games that are over at halftime (27-point deficit), it's best to flush it and move on. Most everyone from the Carolina Panthers was a big loser today, but there were some who stood out more than others.
On Sunday, the Carolina Panthers hit the field at home for a matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This game marked the return of Baker Mayfield for Tampa Bay, coming back and looking to lead the Buccaneers back into the mix after a tough 1-5 start to the season.
Panthers RT Taylor Moton was carted off the field with an ankle/fibula injury after his left leg rolled up on Sunday, and Dr. David Chao suggested a possible fracture that could require season-ending surgery.
On Sunday afternoon, the Carolina Panthers hit the field at home for a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, looking to increase their lead in the NFC South after a 3-2 start to the season.
The Panthers got away with making mistake after mistake last week in Philadelphia. They're finding out pretty quickly that you can't live like that every Sunday.
The Carolina Panthers have a slight coaching problem, but they have a serious defensive coordinator problem. Ejiro Evero's defense is night and day from week to week, but they can no longer afford to stomach that.
The Carolina Panthers have a coaching problem. Dave Canales does a lot of things well, but he has some major, glaring deficiencies that have, on multiple occasions, come back to bite the Panthers.
Chuba Hubbard has spent the last two weeks wearing down defenses for the Carolina Panthers, and Sunday at Bank of America Stadium he runs straight into Tampa Bay’s biggest strength.
The Panthers haven't had much luck staying healthy this season, and Sunday against Tampa Bay isn't going to be any different. Carolina already knew it would be without Jaelan Phillips after he aggravated his hamstring against Philadelphia.
Charlotte gets an NFC South Sunday with first place to protect for the Carolina Panthers, and they will play it without their top edge rusher. Jaelan Phillips is inactive against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a hit to a defense good enough to carry Carolina to a 3-2 start.
The Carolina Panthers just faced and beat the Philadelphia Eagles to move to 3-2, but it may have just led them to have a first look at a trade deadline candidate for them.