Carolina Panthers: Week 6 Offensive grades at Washington Redskins

See how the Carolina Panthers offense performed against the Washington Redskins on Sunday.

The Carolina Panthers fought their way back from an early 17-0 deficit but ran out of time against an inspired Washington bunch. After being embarassed on Monday Night Football one week ago, the Redskins appeared refocused, rebounding from their dismal performance.

A few early Panthers mistakes helped build their opponents confidence and despite Carolina rebounding after the half, they were limited to only one field goal scoring drive in the third quarter. With Washington playing keep away, Carolina had just three total second half possessions – the field goal, a touchdown with a two-point conversion and the final game ending drive.

Three first half turnovers led to 10 points for Washington, two from rookie wide receiver D.J. Moore. A punt return fumble gave the Redskins great field position and they scored a touchdown one play later. Later, a fumble translated into a field goal putting the Panthers into a hole, down 17, with only five minutes remaining in the first half.

Continue to see how each offensive unit graded out after a disappointing 23-17 road loss against the Washington Redskins.