The Carolina Panthers were second-best in every area in Week 17 against the Seattle Seahawks. This included the offensive line, which was overwhelmed by a ferocious defensive front that smelled blood early and took full advantage of some lingering frailties.
Quarterback Bryce Young threw for just 54 passing yards. He barely had time to get his feet set before pressure arrived. And with the wide receivers struggling to generate the separation needed, it was way too much to overcome.
This group has been hit by injuries this season. The Panthers have had to make changes to the starting five almost weekly.