OFFENSE

Player	Position	Offense	%	Special Teams	%
Andrew Norwell	G	74	100%	8	26%
Trai Turner	G	74	100%
Mike Remmers	T	74	100%
Byron Bell	T	71	96%	8	26%
Cam Newton	QB	71	96%
Ryan Kalil	C	71	96%
Greg Olsen	TE	70	95%	1	3%
Kelvin Benjamin	WR	59	80%	1	3%
Jonathan Stewart	RB	54	73%
Jerricho Cotchery	WR	50	68%	1	3%
Philly Brown	WR	42	57%
Ed Dickson	TE	39	53%	20	65%
Mike Tolbert	FB	21	28%	7	23%
Brenton Bersin	WR	15	20%	7	23%
Fozzy Whittaker	RB	7	9%	16	52%
Brian Folkerts	C	6	8%	10	32%
DeAndre Presley	WR	4	5%	10	32%
Chris Scott	G	3	4%	8	26%
Fernando Velasco	G	3	4%	8	26%
Derek Anderson	QB	3	4%
Joe Webb	QB	2	3%	6	19%
Brandon Williams	TE	1	1%	3	10%

• When asked about the increased effectiveness in the run game over the last couple weeks, Ron Rivera first mentioned the interior of the line. Rookies Trai Turner and Andrew Norwell, combined with Ryan Kalil, should make fans excited for the future. After platooning with Chris Scott last week, Turner played every snap in his New Orleans homecoming.
• Another solid game for Mike Remmers, who’s gotten positive grades from Pro Football Focus in his two starts: 0.3 vs. Vikings, 3.9 vs. Saints.
• Cam Newton was taken out at the end of blowout for the fourth time this season. This was the first time the score was in the Panthers’ favor.
• Jonathan Stewart took one fewer snap than his season high (55 vs. Packers and Seahawks), but his 20 carries were the sixth most of his career and the most he’s had since 2009.
• Greg Olsen was incredible. The future(?) Pro Bowler racked up a career-best 10 receptions on 11 targets. With three games to go, he’s already broken his team record for most receiving yards by a tight end in a single season, and he’s three receptions away from breaking his mark for most catches by a tight end in a season.
• Kelvin Benjamin caught both of his targets on the Panthers’ first series, but he was shutout the rest of the way.
• Philly Brown, who suffered a shoulder injury in the fourth quarter, has five receptions for 76 yards in two games since Jason Avant’s release. Avant had four receptions for 22 yards in his last five games with the Panthers.

DEFENSE

Player	Position	Defense	%	Special Teams	%
Roman Harper	S	70	100%	9	29%
Josh Norman	CB	70	100%	8	26%
Bené Benwikere	CB	70	100%	3	10%
Tre Boston	SS	70	100%
Luke Kuechly	LB	61	87%	3	10%
Thomas Davis	LB	60	86%	3	10%
Kawann Short	DT	51	73%	3	10%
Charles Johnson	DE	44	63%
Dwan Edwards	DT	41	59%	11	35%
Wes Horton	DE	38	54%	4	13%
Mario Addison	DE	37	53%	12	39%
Colin Jones	S	35	50%	18	58%
Kony Ealy	DE	30	43%
Melvin White	CB	27	39%	17	55%
Colin Cole	DT	25	36%	1	3%
Star Lotulelei	DT	14	20%	2	6%
Adarius Glanton	LB	10	14%	19	61%
Ben Jacobs	LB	9	13%	26	84%
A.J. Klein	LB	8	11%	20	65%
Graham Gano	K			16	52%
Carrington Byndom	CB			16	52%
J.J. Jansen	LS			12	39%
Thomas DeCoud	S			12	39%
Brad Nortman	P			12	39%

• Credit where due: Roman Harper hasn’t been bad the last few weeks, and he was good against his former team.
• In his first start at outside corner, Bené Benwikere led the Panthers with eight tackles and snagged his first career interception. On the pick, he saved fellow rookie Tre Boston, who mistimed his jump. Boston started over Thomas DeCoud, who didn’t play a single defensive snap.
• Kawann Short led defensive tackles with 51 snaps, five tackles and a sack. Colin Cole started over Star Lotulelei, who was limited to 14 plays in his return from the sprained ankle he suffered in Week 10.
• Kony Ealy saw more snaps than both Wes Horton and Mario Addison last week, but the veterans played more than the rookie on Sunday.
• In his first NFL game, Carrington Byndom just played special teams.

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