Panthers: 3 problems Teddy Bridgewater must overcome in 2020

2. Offensive chemistry

There is also a significant issue regarding team chemistry for Teddy Bridgewater and the Carolina Panthers to contend with. This is virtually a brand-new roster who have yet to meet because of the current climate. And the longer this goes on, the more concerning it becomes.

The Panthers have spent plenty of time in virtual meetings this offseason. But there is no substitute for getting out on the field and working with teammates on rhythm and timing.

This is something that will be at a premium for Bridgewater before he takes the field in a competitive setting week one against the Las Vegas Raiders. Although each member of the offense might have a full grasp of Joe Brady’s playbook by then. It is going to take time for it all to come together.

Running back Christian McCaffrey is there to provide an exceptional security blanket during the early stages of the season. But the Panthers’ fortunes will ultimately come down to how well the passing game improves after a campaign littered with inconsistencies in 2019.

Bridgewater is a likable character that will have everyone pulling in the right direction. And although it might take some time to get the chemistry right with the likes of D.J. Moore, Curtis Samuel, and Robby Anderson. If they can do this quickly then the sky is the limit.