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The Panthers let tight end Mitchell Evans go back to his quarterback roots, as they try to mix it up in short-yardage and third and fourth downs. Plus more on Devin Lloyd and Bobby Okereke, and how one injury changes…

Carolina Panthers coordinators addressed key tactical successes and roster adjustments ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Offensive coordinator Brad Idzik praised quarterback Bryce Young's deceptive pre-snap acting that enabled tight end Mitchell Evans to execute a crucial third-and-1 sneak against the Philadelphia Eagles. Idzik emphasized the offense's growing comfort and effectiveness in converting critical short-yardage situations.
Defensively, coordinator Ejiro Evero highlighted the strong partnership and productivity of inside linebackers Devin Lloyd and Bobby Okereke, who have combined for 69 tackles this season. Meanwhile, special teams coordinator Tracy Smith detailed managing the loss of Thomas Incoom, who suffered a calf strain that required four different players to cover his varied responsibilities across special teams units.
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