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16 December 2025

• Know Your Foe: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Part 1 
  Get to know the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ahead of the Panthers first matchup against their divisional opponent in Week 16.
• Defense focusing on communication, execution after final two drives vs. Saints
  On "Tell the Truth Monday," the Panthers defense had to address what all went wrong on the final drives of Sunday's loss, from lack of execution, to lack of communication and penalties.
• Monday Brew: Working to build consistency, plus more on the final three weeks
  The Panthers have alternated wins and losses since Week 7, and Dave Canales is trying to capture the good parts. Plus more on what went wrong in New Orleans, Turk Wharton's condition, and more.
• Five Panthers remain in top 10 in Pro Bowl fan voting
  You still have time to get your votes in for your favorite Panthers, including Jaycee Horn, Derrick Brown, and more.
• Panthers postseason scenario breakdown
  The Panthers have a clear path to the postseason even after the loss to the Saints Sunday, and here's a look at the ways it can happen.
• Dave Canales firm on fourth-down decision-making
  The Panthers lead the league in fourth downs attempted and converted, so Canales didn't blink when the choice was continuing a drive or a makeable field goal.
• Inside The Numbers: Panthers at Saints in Week 15
  A look at some of the key stats from the game, as well as the snap counts from Sunday's loss to the Saints, which left the Panthers tied atop the NFC South with three to play.
• Ill-timed penalties prove costly for Panthers in loss to Saints
  From unnecessary roughness calls at poorly timed moments, to numerous others that added up, the Panthers suffered from a season-high 11 flags that proved costly in a loss to the Saints.
• Even after tough loss, postseason goals still in front of Panthers
  The 20-17 loss to the Saints was hard to swallow, but the Panthers are still tied with Tampa Bay atop the NFC South, and play the Bucs twice in the next three weeks.
• Rapid Reactions: Panthers fall at New Orleans, still tied for division lead
  The Panthers drop to 7-7 with two games left against the Buccaneers after loss to the Saints.