Carolina Panthers Are Trying To Stay Alive In NFC South With Their Victory Recorded Over The Atlanta Falcons

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The tropical storm fueled a rain as the match between Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons become messy.

The Carolina Panthers however, came out recording an amazing 25-15 triumph. However, Atlanta Falcons got their revenge just eleven days after that defeat as they recorded a 37-34 nail biting win in an overtime match at their home ground.

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Carolina Panthers is ‘staying alive’ in the division of NFC South. As worse as their season has been this calendar year, the division is competing with their form all season long. Therefore, even though Panthers had a bad season going, they still have a chance to win the NFC South division.

Carolina, which has already defeated Tampa Bay, is only one game or a half ahead of them in the standings. With a one-nil triumph record versus the Falcons, it is only one game below Atlanta’s (4-6) standings. Additionally, the Carolina Panthers have had the best divisional record as well as the 27th-toughest left schedule inside the NFL. The Bucs’ scheduling is 22nd, while New Orleans’ is indeed the 7th-toughest. Remember not to laugh. A 3-8-1 Carolina Panthers squad won the last of its four games in 2014 to capture the NFC South and subsequently a knockout  game.

After dealing star rb Christian McCaffrey following a defeat to the Rams of Los Angeles during Week 6, the Carolina Panthers exceeded 169 rushing yards for the 3rd time in 5 games. They had a 135.7 yard average going into Thursday, which was 11th-best inside the NFL Week seven. D’Onta Foreman is indeed a major factor in the team’s increase in that figure after rushing for two thirty-two yards versus Atlanta. He has three matches with at least one-eighteen rushing yards, with the best total coming against the Atlanta Falcons with one-thirty. Carolina Panthers has a chance to possibly be in matches if it can keep running the ball & play solid defence.