The Panthers stunned the Falcons 30-0 largely due to Carolina's defense, which forced three turnovers. First-round WR Tetairoa McMillian was again Carolina's most effective offensive weapon. McMillian led the Panthers with 3 receptions for 48 scoreless yards in a lukewarm fantasy outing.
McMillian played 52-of-57 (91%) snaps and led Carolina in targets (8), grabs (3), and yards (48). No other Panthers' pass-catcher caught more than 2 passes or exceeded 16 receiving yards.
QB Bryce Young only threw 24 passes and was held to just 114 passing yards in an underwhelming showing.
McMillian remains the only fantasy-relevant pass-catcher on the Panthers. He leads all rookies in target share and is the lone bright spot in an offense that looks like it will be a bottom-10 passing unit this season. He remains a locked-in weekly WR2/3.
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