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Panthers WR Terrace Marshall Jr. keeps cashing in on his increased role.
The Carolina Panthers’ Week 9 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals was a tale of many disproportions—in competition, in output and even in snaps.
Nonetheless, let’s take away what we can from the final counts from Sunday.
One of the few bright spots on Sunday, Panthers WR Terrace Marshall Jr. has now reeled in nine catches for 171 yards (and his first career TD grab) over the last three games.
The Carolina Panthers were trounced on Sunday—early and often by a determined Cincinnati Bengals team. And unfortunately, the Week 9 outing ended up being a rude awakening for the visiting cats after some rays of hope in the two games prior.
So, as we highlight the many negatives from the loss, let’s also try to find some bright spots in this studs and duds installment.
Did Panthers QB PJ Walker just let his starting job slip away after Week 9’s defeat to the Bengals?
What can you really take away from a defeat like the one the Carolina Panthers just suffered at the hands (or paws) of the Cincinnati Bengals?
Well, this . . .
Panthers WR Terrace Marshall Jr.’s first NFL touchdown was a big boy score.
Well, at least the afternoon wasn’t a completely lost one for the Carolina Panthers.
With just under eight minutes remaining in Sunday’s shellacking at the hands of the Cincinnati Bengals, second-year receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. scored the first touchdown of his NFL career. The 6-foot-2, 200-pounder was able to use his heralded 50-50 ball skills, boxing out the 5-foot-11 cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt for the score.
First NFL TD for TMJ pic.twitter.com/jGA67erfzg
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) November 6, 2022
It was a 21-yard touchdown reception for Marshall Jr.—who was up to a pair of grabs for 37 yards on Sunday. The pass came from Baker Mayfield, who subbed in for a struggling PJ Walker coming out of the break.
As for Mayfield, the former No. 1 overall pick looked solid in his return to the field. At the point of that connection with Marshall Jr., he completed 11 of his 15 passing attempts for 111 yards and two touchdowns.
Marshall Jr., who is seeing the most action of his pro career at the moment, has now accumulated 155 receiving yards on eight catches over the last three games.
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We predicted a huge day for Panthers WR DJ Moore in Week 8. And, boy, was it ever . . .
No one could’ve predicted exactly what went down between the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons in Week 8. But, hey, we tried.
Let’s revisit our (sorta) bold predictions for what was a wild NFC South clash.
The most important utilization stats to know from Week 8 action.
With eight weeks of NFL action in the books, several intriguing players are starting to show signs of life as well as create developing trends.
Week 9 brings “bye-mageddon” with six squads on vacation, and gamers will be digging deep to fill key roles in their lineups. That means we’ll be forced to gamble a little more, and assessing some recent utilization data can help mine the waiver wire for a few unconventional plays.
Panthers WR Terrace Marshall Jr. is seeing the field more than he ever has in the NFL, and he’s taking advantage of it.
Even in a disheartening defeat, the Carolina Panthers saw plenty of good against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 8. And amongst those positives are the encouraging returns they received on the distribution of their snap counts.
Here are the most notable standouts in that department from Sunday.
We’re envisioning a big week for Panthers WR DJ Moore, who may be about to feast on a weakened Falcons defense.
With the help of some prop setups from our buddies over at Tipico Sportsbook, let’s make our (sorta) bold predictions for Week 8’s NFC clash between the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons.
How will the Panthers replace the presences of Christian McCaffrey and Robbie Anderson? We got our first look at their approach in Week 7’s win over the Buccaneers.
The Carolina Panthers parted ways with two pretty notable names from their offense before Sunday’s matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So, how do they plan on filling those voids for the rest of the season?
Let’s run down the most intriguing snap counts from Week 7 and analyze their early approach.
PJ Walker was one of many studs for the Panthers in their improbable Week 7 triumph over the Buccaneers.
The Carolina Panthers came away from Week 7 with an eye-opening statement of a win. They were able to shut down quarterback Tom Brady and the Tampa Buccaneers, stifling their offense en route to a 21-3 win.
So, let’s show you how they got there in evaluating Sunday’s studs and duds.
