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The Panthers certainly didn't look like a playoff team with Matt Moore at quarterback, losing mistake-filled games to the Giants and Buccaneers—two games that were winnable.
At 0-2, in a division with 1-1 Atlanta, 2-0 Tampa Bay and reigning Super Bowl champion New Orleans, the Panthers have little hope to contend in 2010 and playing for the future could soon become the priority at several positions.
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The offensive line. This usually is Carolina's strength, but the unit has missed right tackle Jeff Otah opposite its best player, left tackle Jordan Gross. The group is partially responsible for allowing eight sacks, second-most in the NFL. It also is having atypical struggles with run blocking.
There are just too many problems around him:
The receivers. One rookie starter, Brandon LaFell, was replaced with another, David Gettis, because of injury Sunday. When opponents work to take away four-time Pro Bowl receiver Steve Smith deep, the Panthers settle for a predictable checkdown to a tight end or a back. The inability to find someone else to stretch the field hurts.
Sporting News correspondent Darin Gantt contributed to this report.
The running game. The Panthers were consistently dominant in this area the past two seasons, producing 4.8 yards per carry. That number has dropped to 3.6 through two games. The problem is, with little respect for the pass, opponents can better gang up for the run.
"It's not just the quarterback, but somehow or another we have to gain some confidence in the passing game," coach John Fox said Monday. "This is a move just to try to spark our offense."
As for Moore, he is disappointed but says he will be a supportive backup.
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The defense. This group must keep games close and low-scoring because the offense isn't built to play catch-up. When stuck in a frantic passing mode, it takes DeAngelo Williams, Jonathan Stewart and play-action fakes out of the equation. Uncharacteristically, the Carolina defense has given up a lot of points and yards.