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Best and worst PFF grades from Panthers' Week 8 loss to Bills


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Snap Counts

Take a look at the snap counts and playtime percentage for the Panthers in Week 8 of the regular season against the Bills.

Player Offensive Snaps Special Teams Snaps
Damien Lewis 61 (100%) 3 (13%)
Ikem Ekwonu 61 (100%) 3 (13%)
Andy Dalton 61 (100%)  
Tetairoa McMillan 57 (93%)  
Xavier Legette 54 (89%)  
Brady Christensen 48 (79%) 2 (7%)
Jalen Coker 40 (37%)  
Taylor Moton 36 (59%) 2 (7%)
Chuba Hubbard 35 (57%) 4 (14%)
Austin Corbett 34 (56%) 3 (11%)
Ja'Tavion Sanders 33 (54%) 15 (54%)
Tommy Tremble 28 (46%) 9 (32%)
Cade Mays 27 (44%)  
Yosh Nijman 25 (41%) 3 (11%)
Rico Dowdle 22 (36%) 4 (14%)
Mitchell Evans 16 (26%) 8 (29%)
Jake Curhan 13 (21%) 3 (11%)
Brycen Tremayne 8 (13%) 18 (64%)
Jimmy Horn 8 (13%) 4 (17%)
Trevor Etienne 4 (7%) 11 (39%)
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Player Defensive Snaps Special Teams Snaps
Nick Scott 62 (98%) 9 (32%)
Christian Rozeboom 60 (95%) 4 (14%)
Tre'von Moehrig 58 (92%)  
Mike Jackson 56 (89%) 7 (25%)
Jaycee Horn 55 (87%)  
Tershawn Wharton 49 (78%) 7 (25%)
Trevin Wallace 45 (71%)  
Derrick Brown 44 (70%) 7 (25%)
DJ Wonnum 41 (65%)  
A'Shawn Robinson 40 (63%) 6 (21%)
Nic Scourton 39 (62%) 7 (25%)
Chau Smith-Wade 27 (43%) 10 (36%)
Boogie Basham 21 (33%) 4 (14%)
Claudin Cherelus 18 (29%) 20 (71%)
Bobby Brown III 18 (29%) 7 (25%)
Lathan Ransom 17 (27%) 21 (75%)
Princely Umanmielen 15 (24%) 3 (11%)
LaBryan Ray 12 (19%) 1 (4%)
Corey Thornton 8 (13%) 6 (21%)
Akayleb Evans 7 (11%) 10 (36%)
Thomas Incoom 1 (2%) 25 (89%)
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Checks out. I thought the o line was fine except right tackle. That spot was consistently bad Sunday. T-Mac is ridiculously good. 
 

I am surprised at some of those defensive grades. We had no answer for that toss play. I expect to see it a lot moving forward. Crazy to say this but I didn’t even think Josh Allen was that good on Sunday. 
 

XL continues to be a really tough eval. When he’s good, he’s dominant. He just completely disappears to often, and does the weirdest stuff. Stepping out of bounds for no reason on a route. Holding a block downfield. If he ever puts it together he’s going to be very good, but costly mistakes hurt him. You can tell by snap counts they love what he does. And he is max effort all the time.

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Playing the bad teams early gave a sense that things were better than they are and playing the good teams when they are hitting their stride on the way to the playoffs are going to be brutal. The yearly stats are already adjusting hard. A bottom 1/3 O and a D dropping fast into the middle 3rd and falling. 

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Horn, Tremayne, and Evans need more snaps on offense. Horn especially, he's a spark and one of our only players capable of making a big play. 

On defense...get Nick Scott the fug out of here please. Let Ransom play and learn. And when Moehrig's specialty is basically being a linebacker, and giving up an untouched TD to Cook when he whiffed (which he does too much)...oof. 

Draft a legit LB and a legit Safety in 2026. 

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Can't believe Nick Scott didn't have the lowest PFF grade for us. Guy was somehow way worse than his typical awful self. Also don't understand how Cherelus got that high of a score when he was directly responsible for the TD Buffalo scored after Wallace got injured...

Didn't watch much of Curhan once BC got hurt. Even if it was against backups, seems like that was a pretty good PFF score. Like usual, left side of the oline continues to be elite; say a prayer next week for the right side of the oline vs. the Packers pass rush...

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