Watch: D.J. Moore with the house call against Tampa Bay

The Carolina Panthers perfectly outflanked the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense on this tunnel screen to D.J. Moore.

There was a lot of buzz about seeing what Joe Brady would do in his first season as an NFL offensive coordinator. While the Carolina Panthers do not have a winning record at the moment, they have been a very competitive team this season and have shown signs of an eventual breakout.

That could be on the verge of happening today against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater found wide receiver D.J. Moore on this perfectly-crafted screen play to give the Panthers an early 14-7 lead:

Watch how this play is set up. The Panthers have Bridgewater in the backfield and he is flanked by two players, including wide receiver Curtis Samuel. The offense shows a wide zone handoff to the right side, with Bridgewater faking the handoff to the WR. That gets the entire defense flowing to their left edge. But Bridgewater pulls the football and throws back to his left, to Moore on the tunnel screen. That big of misdirection allows the Panthers to outflank the Buccaneers for the touchdown.

It is early, but this one might be fun to watch the rest of the way.

Panthers vs. Buccaneers: 2020 Week 2 game information

These teams have met 39 times in franchise history and the Panthers have gone 24-15.

The Panthers and the Buccaneers both lost their respective Week 1 matchups. That means their division rivalry meeting on Sunday is that much more important.

Here is the information on how to watch this week’s game.

Regular season Week 2 matchup

Carolina Panthers (0-1) vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-1)

When

Sunday, Sept. 20, 1:00 pm ET

Where

Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

Watch: Fox

The game will be televised on Fox in the yellow areas on the map below.

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Broadcasters

Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth

Referee assignment

John Hussey

Listen

The team’s flagship station in Charlotte is WBT 1110 AM. To find more stations in the area, check here.

History

These teams have met 39 times in franchise history and the Panthers have gone 24-15. Carolina won the last matchup in London last October, 37-26 despite just 31 rushing yards for Christian McCaffrey. Jameis Winston was sacked seven times and threw five interceptions.

Odds

Tampa is considered an 8.5-point favorite.

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