Panthers vs. Falcons: What’s the Game Plan for Carolina?

December 26, 2015   ·   Bryan Knowles   ·   Jump to comments

The last time the Carolina Panthers played the Atlanta Falcons, things were over quickly. Two weeks ago, the teams met in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the Panthers laughed their way to a 38-0 victory in a game that was really out of reach by the time the first quarter ended. Ted Ginn Jr.’s two long touchdown receptions set the tone for the game, which saw the Panthers pull their starters before the end of the third quarter.
While that was the largest victory the Panthers have ever had over the Falcons, it’s beginning to form a pattern. In their previous matchup, nearly a year to the day from Sunday’s contest, the Panthers kept the Falcons out of the end zone on their way to a 34-3 victory. The Falcons haven’t scored a touchdown against Carolina since November 16, 2014, and have lost five of the last six games between the two clubs.
That’s music to the Panthers’ ears—another win would clinch home-field advantage. It’s not music...

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