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The Carolina Panthers, with a record of 1-8, are in search for a solution to improve their performance. However, as they prepare to face a challenging opponent, they are also dealing with internal conflicts.

Following three games of offensive coordinator Thomas Brown calling plays, head coach Frank Reich has announced his decision to resume the role for the Panthers’ upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys.

During his press conference on Wednesday, Reich stated, “This is not about Thomas. It’s about myself and the team.”

I have achieved this position through my successful years as an offensive coordinator and play caller. In this league, every inch and small improvement matters. With my expertise, I would not be satisfied if I did not give my best effort in these remaining eight games. That is how strongly I feel about it.

Brown did not deny feeling let down by Reich’s choice, but he does comprehend it.

I didn’t expect this to happen, but I also can’t say I’m shocked. Our industry is focused on productivity and outcomes.

During Brown’s time as the play caller, the Panthers were able to secure their only victory of the season. However, their offensive performance, which was already among the weakest in the league, did decrease during the three-game period.

The overall yardage decreased from 276.7 to 237.3 yards per game, and the scoring also decreased from 18.7 to 13.7 points per game.

Bryce Young, the quarterback, expresses confidence that any further changes will not affect his performance or detract from his main goal of winning.

Young stated that it does not impede him and has no impact on his skills. He clarified that it is the same system, and while there may be a different voice, the plays remain the same. Coach Reich and TB have both played significant roles in shaping the game plan and offense, and it remains consistent.

Brown reiterated those sentiments and promised to persist in displaying his leadership and dedication to the team.

According to Brown, a true leader does not cower or retreat when faced with conflict or obstacles. Instead, they stand strong and work diligently to overcome challenges.

“The Panthers and Cowboys game will be decided by the keys to the game.”

The outcome of the Panthers vs. Cowboys match will depend on the key factors of the game.

The Carolina Panthers must find a way to stop CeeDee Lamb, who has been on fire lately with two Pro Bowl appearances under his belt. He has set an NFL record by making at least 11 catches for 150 yards in his past three games. The Panthers’ defense needs to break that streak and more in their upcoming game on Sunday. Limiting Lamb to under 80 yards would be a victory for their secondary.

Generate two turnovers The Panthers have only managed two turnovers in their past five games. One was a result of a fumbled punt and the other was against a substitute quarterback during the final moments of the game. The defense needs to create at least two turnovers against Dallas, giving the offense immediate opportunities to score.

The running game needs improvement. The offense has only gained less than 50 rushing yards in two out of three games. This will not suffice against the Cowboys’ strong defense, which has only allowed an average of 166 passing yards per game (2nd in the NFL). The Panthers must aim for at least 125 rushing yards if they want a chance of winning on Sunday.

Numbers to know

The Panthers have a record of 2 wins and 6 losses in their last 8 games against the Cowboys, dating back to 2005. However, in their most recent match in 2018 in Charlotte, Carolina emerged victorious with a score of 16-8.

The Cowboys have maintained a flawless record of 6 wins and 0 losses this season when their opponents score less than 28 points. The highest number of points scored by the Panthers in a single game this season is 27.

The Panthers have given up 32 sacks in the current season, ranking 5th highest in the NFL. The Cowboys hold the top spot with a 46.2% rate of pressuring opposing quarterbacks. They are also known for their aggressive blitzing, ranking 4th with a rate of 38.8%.

The Panthers hold the record for the poorest defense in the red zone, with a 73.3% touchdown rate for opposing teams.

Tony Pollard, the running back for the Cowboys, has not scored a touchdown in 8 consecutive games. In the previous season, he had a total of 12 scores, which was the highest on the team.

Source: wralsportsfan.com