Trailing in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Carolina Panthers found their rhythm.
Needing points in a hurry, they ditched the plodding offense that put them in a 17-0 hole in favor of a faster-paced, no-huddle scheme.
The result? Carolina scored 21 unanswered points, completing the largest fourth quarter comeback in franchise history — and head coach Ron Rivera couldn’t help but praise the change in tempo during his press conference Monday.
But he’s not ready to make it his team’s new identity.
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