Carolina Panthers Shut Out at Bank of America Stadium by New York Jets

The Carolina Panthers faced a tough game at the Bank of America Stadium, ending with a score of 27-0 against the New York Jets. The Panthers' season opener was marked by a struggle to put points on the board, while the Jets capitalized on their opportunities.

The home team's performance was hindered by two turnovers and five penalties costing them 35 yards. Despite these setbacks, the Panthers managed to gain 165 total yards, with 52 coming from rushing over 15 attempts and an average gain of 3.4 yards per play. The passing game saw them complete 19 out of 28 attempts for a total of 147 yards through the air.

Carolina's defense recorded one sack for a loss of fifteen yards and made one interception that was returned for twenty-four yards. They also forced two three-and-outs during the game but were unable to convert these defensive stands into points on offense.

Special teams had an active day with five punts totaling two hundred thirty-one yards; one punt landed inside the twenty-yard line. The longest punt traveled sixty yards contributing to an average net yardage of forty-three per punt. Kick returns added sixty-three more yards over three attempts, with the longest being twenty-six.

On offense, Carolina's rushing attack averaged nearly three and half yards per carry but failed to find the end zone or significantly impact their overall yardage tally which stood at fifty-two rushing yards for fifteen carries in total. Their passing efforts resulted in nineteen completions from twenty-eight attempts but again did not result in any touchdowns.

Looking ahead, fans can mark their calendars for August eighteenth when Carolina will face off against New York Giants at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. This upcoming match is scheduled for eleven PM Eastern Time and will be broadcasted on NFL Network via satellite channel two hundred twelve.