LETS TRY THAT AGA1N

Shontis and Jack break down the Panthers’ loss to the Broncos: a game that lasted longer than Carolina’s recent blowouts, but still left plenty of concerns. They discuss late-game decisions, Dave Canales’s handling of controversial moments, 13 penalties for 114 yards, and the defense’s physical play. Despite the frustration, the Panthers remain half a game ahead in the NFC South.

After a deflating loss to Green Bay, Jack and Tis take stock of the Panthers’ season. They debate whether the midseason defensive coordinator change came too late, what might change under Todd Wash, and how injuries and roster depth are affecting the team. They also look ahead to the Broncos game and what Carolina needs to show to earn back the fans’ confidence.

Well that was about as bad as it gets right. But the good news is, Panthers fans don’t have to sit with the loss too long. The bad news, however, is with an ever increasing laundry list of injuries, the Panthers are in position to look even worse in front of a national audience. But hey, the Panthers are nothing if not unpredictable.

The Panthers are 3-2. Coming off of back to back wins for the first time this season. Can they keep it up though. Jack and Shontis break down where things stand after the team’s win over the Eagles.

Jack and Shontis break down their thoughts, questions and concerns as the Panthers look to leave Philadelphia with a brand new win streak.

Talk about showing out on PRIMETIME. After ten long, long years the Carolina Panthers got to compete on Sunday Night Football. And for the most part they came ready to play. There were still a lot to clean up, but there was a lot to like as well. Tune in as Jack and Shontis break it all down.

Y’all remember that movie, with Mark Wahlberg, where they were just asking anyone to come and try out for the Eagles. Well that’s where we are at right now

It’s time to head to Cleveland as the Panthers, or what’s left of the team, is set to take on the Browns. Now keep in mind - Jack and Shontis recorded before Friday’s injury report came out. So things might not be as hopeless as they seem when Sunday rolls around.

Okay now we are getting somewhere. An early division win on the road, no touchdowns given up by the defense, and a dominating turnover margin. But it could have been better! Tune in to hear Jack and Shontis’s thoughts on the Panthers performance in Week 2.

Okay. No one in the division won. So the Panthers have a chance to get things back on track. Time to take advantage.