... whether it be the passing game, running game, offensive line, rushing defense, secondary, or special teams, and analyze it after the Eagles-Panthers game. 

I really didn't want to write an article criticizing the Panthers, so I tried to look for something the Panthers did well.  I really don't want to be the type of writer who just goes out and criticizes teams, article after article.

So I looked at the box score after the game ended.

The quarterbacks had a touchdown-interception ratio of 0:5.  The running game averaged a whopping 2.9 yards per carry. The leading receiver reeled in four balls for 42 yards. The defense allowed 38 points.

Oh snap.

However, the Panthers only allowed 82 yards throug...

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