CHARLOTTE — After watching film of Sunday's 17-7 loss to the Saints, the first takeaway was obvious — the Panthers couldn't force the ball downfield effectively enough to back New Orleans out of a game plan designed to stop the run.
And for Panthers head coach Dave Canales, the response is equally clear.
After quarterback Bryce Young threw for just 124 yards and completed just one pass longer than 15 yards, getting the ball downfield is something they're going to emphasize this week.
And that means in film study, in practice, and in play-calling — with the emphasis on the entire process rather than just one person.
"In general, I think it's a group effort," Canales said. "Calling more of them, yes, let's get some more opportunities, we would love to have those explosive plays come al

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