TheSpecialJuan

— The Panthers went into the game with just 56 available players. They held out all the starters after a vigorous couple of joint practices with the Colts, with the first team getting around 55 or 60 snaps of live action (which is around what they'd get in a regular-season game) https://www.panthers.com/news/rapid-reactions-panthers-get-big-plays-from-rookies

Then both guards left the game with injuries, with Matt Kaskeyleaving with a foot problem and Deonte Brown with an ankle. They were replaced by Aaron Monteiro and Mike Horton, respectively.

Left tackle Trent Scott was pulled in favor of Greg Little, after Scott committed a pair of false starts.

— J.J. Jansen did all the long snapping in the first half, for both kicks and punts. Rookie Thomas Fletcher handled the second half

C Sam Tecklenburg played the entire game and was pretty solid

Thought he had a nice half 2 tackles, 1 sack, 1 tfl

Sean Chandler

I adore him

Grier inspires zero confidence

seriously tho he was pretty decent from what I was able to see

Horrific

David NewtonESPN Staff Writer That DBO (Don't Beat Ourselves) sign the Panthers have been running to in camp after mistakes doesn't appear to be working. Carolina had 10 penalties, six false starts, in Sunday's 21-18 loss at Indianapolis. Multiple false starts came with the game on the line. There were good things, too. P.J. Walker played well as the backup QB. But as Matt Rhule has preached all camp mistakes beat you.

Sam Ehringer has severely outplayed him

Exactly I'm not even mad

Comedy!

Our 3rd stringers have been brutal, most of these guys are gonna be cut in the next few weeks

Will Grier is not good offense came to a stop when he came in

Will have to watch the condensed game on NFLrewind but he looked very good from what I saw