To say things could go either way for the Carolina Panthers in 2020 would be something of an understatement. There is plenty of talent on both sides of the ball for a massive turnaround in fortunes. But their lack of time together before the new season has the potential to impact them more than most.
The NFL formally announced the decision to cut the preseason to just two games. This further hampers the Carolina Panthers and their chances of becoming a cohesive unit before they take the field week one against the Las Vegas Raiders. It also leaves those on the 53-man roster bubble with limited time to make a lasting impression on the team’s brand-new coaching staff.