Memorable Records, Not So Memorable Game

The Carolina Panthers set multiple records last weekend during the four-quarter maul over the Kansas City Chiefs. Not only did the matchup give Carolina its fourth shutout in franchise history (winning the game 34-0,) it also locked in the Panthers’ second consecutive win against Kansas City. The Panthers were fired up and ready to go in Sunday’s game, and the energy just oozed out of the team that actually looked like it had the team dynamics back and ready to roll. Some of the weekend’s records are as follows:

• Carolina rushed 48 times for a season-high 205 yards.
• Running back DeAngelo Williams rushed for a career-high 123 yards and had two touchdowns.
• Wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad tied Steve Smith with the most touchdowns in team history, coming away with 46.
• Quarterback Jake Delhomme threw his 100th touchdown as a Carolina player.

While everything sort of fell into place for the Panthers in Sunday’s game against the Chiefs, the victorious Carolina team will have to make sure the glue sticks for next week’s game at Tampa Bay. The 3-2 Buccaneers are an NFC South division rival, so Sunday’s matchup is an important one for the 4-1 Panthers.

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