Grading the Panthers offense at New England
Tight End: C
More from Cat Crave
- 3 trade offers for the Carolina Panthers to land Jalen Ramsey
- 4 easy decisions the Carolina Panthers can make in 2023 free agency
- What would it cost the Carolina Panthers to land Jalen Ramsey?
- Panthers 7-round 2023 NFL mock draft: Worst-case scenario edition
- 3 Panthers players that can thrive under new coaching staff in 2023
Early on it appeared tight end Ed Dickson would be taking full advantage of Greg Olsen’s absence, recording a few early catches and helping the Panthers move the football on offense. Dickson finished with three catches for 64-yards on the afternoon.
Not only did Dickson contribute in the passing attack, but his blocking allowed for Carolina to remain competitive on offense. Hopefully, the Panthers will continue to utilize Dickson’s capabilities moving forward to keep the Carolina offense on track as the season progresses.
Overall, the Panthers offense took advantage of another poor performance from the Patriots defense. While the unit has struggled to date, Carolina registered a lot of positives on the offensive side of the football in New England.
Any road win is impressive in the NFL, but going into Foxboro and defeating the reigning Super Bowl champions on a last second field goal could kickstart a tough stretch in the Panthers schedule. Three of the next four are on the road, including a visit to Detroit next week.