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Lack of balanced offense comes back to bite Bryce Young and Panthers again in loss to Saints
Bryce Young threw for just 124 yards with two turnovers as the Panthers struggled to overcome the Saints' defensive strategy that limited their passing game.
- On Sunday, the Carolina Panthers lost at home in Charlotte to the New Orleans Saints by 10 points, snapping the Saints' four-game skid.
- Saints defenders stacked the box to stop the Panthers' run and dared Bryce Young to beat them through the air, limiting Rico Dowdle after his four games of at least 125 rushing yards.
- In the second half, Young's fumble with Jimmy Horn Jr. and an interception by Alontae Taylor swung momentum; rookie Tyler Shough connected on 62- and 30-yard touchdowns for the Saints.
- Young's four-game streak as a starter ended, increasing pressure on the offense to improve as the Carolina Panthers dropped to 5-5; Dave Canales, Carolina Panthers head coach, said the team must improve and will travel to Atlanta Falcons next Sunday.
- Bryce Young's season totals — including eight touchdown passes and six interceptions — underline recurring issues as the Panthers offense shows virtually nonexistent vertical passing.
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Panthers Collapse in Charlotte as Saints Pull Off Stunning Upset
The Carolina Panthers delivered one of their worst games of the season Sunday, falling at home to the 1–8 New Orleans Saints in an uninspired and mistake-filled performance. Bryce Young struggled throughout, committing two turnovers and missing several open receivers. Miscommunication and poor protection plagued the offense from start to finish. Rico Dowdle scored Carolina’s only touchdown but managed just 53 rushing yards on 18 carries. Despite…
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