Who chopped the most wood in Sunday’s loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
Here are the best and worst Pro Football Focus grades for the Carolina Panthers in Week 13:
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Panthers DT Derrick Brown notched a season-high seven pressures in Week 13.
Who chopped the most wood in Sunday’s loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
Here are the best and worst Pro Football Focus grades for the Carolina Panthers in Week 13:
Bryce Young still finished with one of the best offensive grades for the Panthers in Sunday’s loss to the Titans.
We usually put these things out much earlier in the day. But, uh, a few things kinda sorta happened this morning.
Anyway, here are the best and worst Pro Football Focus grades for the Carolina Panthers in their Week 12 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Panthers CB Troy Hill earned his team’s highest PFF grade of Week 11.
How did the Carolina Panthers grade out in their ninth loss of the season?
Here are the best and worst Pro Football Focus marks from the 33-10 loss to the Dallas Cowboys:
Donte Jackson has been playing some of the best ball of his career lately. The Panthers will need more of it on Sunday against the Cowboys.
Let’s just be straight up—the Carolina Panthers will need a lot of factors to fall in their favor to pull off an upset on Sunday. Heck, we’ll even give you four as we head into kickoff later this afternoon.
Here are the key matchups for the Week 11 clash with the Dallas Cowboys:
Some of the same culprits proved to be duds for the Panthers in their latest loss of the season.
We’re guessing you can probably figure out where this week’s studs and duds for the Carolina Panthers are coming from.
Here’s who stood out for the right reasons and wrong reasons throughout Thursday night’s 16-13 loss to the Chicago Bears:
Panthers OLB DJ Johnson may have quite an opportunity ahead of him in tonight’s showdown with the Bears.
After an uplifting victory in Week 8, the Carolina Panthers fell back down to Earth upon a brutal loss to the Indianapolis Colts this past Sunday. So, how can they get back in the win column against the Chicago Bears tonight?
Here are four key matchups that could put the Panthers on top of this Thursday night clash:
The “lack of an appetite” from the NFL’s contenders may have contributed to the Panthers’ inactivity at the trade deadline.
There may have been no demand for the Carolina Panthers’ supply.
This year’s trade deadline came and went without a peep from general manager Scott Fitterer and company, as the Panthers stood pat and did not make a deal. And that, according to Sports Illustrated senior NFL reporter Albert Breer, that may have been a result of a cold market.
He wrote on Tuesday evening:
Silence from New England, Carolina and Denver reflects, to me, a very short supply of buyers this year. I’ll dig this week into why it played out that way, because there were opportunities out there for teams that wanted to take a swing or two. In the end, there simply wasn’t a great appetite on the part of contenders to pick up the bat.
Breer also reported, nearly three weeks back, that the Panthers were listening to offers on a handful of players. That group included wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr., cornerback Donte Jackson, safety Jeremy Chinn and, to a much more complicated degree, outside linebacker Brian Burns.
But, unlike last year, the buyers weren’t buying what Carolina may have been selling.
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Here are the Panthers’ statistical leaders heading into Week 9:
The Carolina Panthers finally got themselves the number that matters most this past Sunday, topping the Houston Texans for their very first win of the 2023 season. So, maybe the other numbers we’re about to show you look a bit sweeter than usual.
Here are the team’s statistical leaders heading into Week 9:
NFL Network insider Mike Garofolo: Unless something changes, sounds like it’s gonna be a quiet deadline day in Carolina.
Well, maybe something hasn’t come up for general manager Scott Fitterer, head coach Frank Reich and the Carolina Panthers over the last 24 hours.
According to NFL Network insider Mike Garofolo, the Panthers are not likely to make a move before today’s 4 p.m. ET trade deadline.
“It is quiet right now in Carolina,” Garofolo stated on Tuesday’s episode of The Insiders. “So something would really have to heat up for the Panthers to make a move. They did have that offer for Brian Burns last year—with regards to two first-round picks from the Rams as well as a little bit more on top of that, which would’ve been quite the haul. Still surprised that they turned that one down.
“So no indication that he is in any position to be moved right now. Unless something changes, sounds like it’s gonna be a quiet deadline day in Carolina.”
After a disappointing start to their 2023 campaign, the Panthers were viewed as possible sellers throughout the month of October. In addition to Burns, some rumored trade candidates included cornerback Donte Jackson, safety Jeremy Chinn and wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr.—who had been granted permission to seek a swap.
But, with the clock ticking away, it seems like there’s no deal for Fitterer to be in on at the moment.
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Bryce Young’s winning performance in Week 8 yielded his highest PFF grade yet.
Do the Pro Football Focus grades feel any better after a win? Well, let’s see.
Here are the Carolina Panthers’ best and worst grades from their Week 8 victory over the Houston Texans: